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Peritoneovenous shunt

Tarin, D., Price, J. E, Kettlewell, M. G., Souter, R. G., Vass, A. C. and Crossley, B. (1984a) Mechanisms of human tumor metastasis studied in patients with peritoneovenous shunts. Cancer Res. 44, 3584-3592. [Pg.337]

Indications Indications and contraindications largely correspond to those of peritoneovenous shunts. For the short-term or repeated application of ascitic fluid reinfusion, the following indications can arise ... [Pg.311]

Fig. 16.12 Diagram of the positioning of a peritoneovenous shunt (with Denver valve)... Fig. 16.12 Diagram of the positioning of a peritoneovenous shunt (with Denver valve)...
Indications The indication for a peritoneovenous shunt (PVS) must be viewed critically, (s. tab. 16.14) Before any decision is taken on the shunt implantation, the indication for TIPS or a possible liver transplantation must be considered and discussed with the patient. Liver transplantation provides a real opportunity to eliminate ascites permanently - generally also with a longer survival time. (197, 202, 206, 208, 222, 223)... [Pg.312]

Contraindications Experience since 1974 with over 12,000 implanted peritoneovenous shunts has established a wide-scale consensus with respect to contraindications. Such contraindications, which are categorized as relative, have to be considered in each individual case. Successful treatment can, however, change contraindications into a correct indication, i.e. implantable condition. (s. tab. 16.15)... [Pg.312]

Tab. 16.15 Absolute and relative contraindications for peritoneovenous shunt implantation... Tab. 16.15 Absolute and relative contraindications for peritoneovenous shunt implantation...
Compliance Cooperation on the part of the patient is imperative for the long-term success of a peritoneovenous shunt. Some of the compfications are possibly due to negligence or inadequate adherence to the principal measures required, (s. tab. 16.18)... [Pg.313]

It may indeed be necessary to postpone the transplantation or to bridge the period prior to the transplantation owing to ascites factors or other particular difficulties, including the absence of a suitable liver transplant. To this end, the peritoneovenous shunt and TIPS are suitable temporary operative steps. Indeed, it is these techniques which actually make subsequent liver transplantation possible. Thus PVS and TIPS are principally indicated if it is not (or not yet) possible to carry out a liver transplantation. [Pg.317]

Bernhoft, R.A., Pellegrini, C.A., Way, L.W. Peritoneovenous shunt for refractory ascites operative complications and long-term results. Arch. Surg. 1982 117 631-635... [Pg.320]

Dupas, J.-L., Remond, A., Vermynck, X-R, Capron, X-R, Lorriaux, A. Superior vena cava thrombosis as a comphcation of peritoneovenous shunt. Gastroenterology 1978 75 899—900... [Pg.320]

Epstein, M. Peritoneovenous shunt in the management of ascites and the hepatorenal syndrome. Gastroenterology 1982 82 790-799... [Pg.320]

Fulenwider, XT., Galambos, XD., Smith, R.B., Henderson, JM., Warren, W.D. LeVeen vs Denver peritoneovenous shunts for intractable ascites of cirrhosis. A randomized, prospective trial. Arch. Surg. 1986 121 351-355... [Pg.320]

Greenlee, H.B., Stanley, M.M., Reinhardt, G.F. Intractable ascites treated with peritoneovenous shunts (LeVeen) A 24- to 64-month follow up of results in 52 alcoholic cirrhotics. Arch. Surg. 1981 116 518-524... [Pg.320]

Complications after peritoneovenous shunting for ascites. Amer. J. Surg. 1980 139 125-131... [Pg.320]

Renal and hemodynamic effects of the peritoneovenous shunt. II. Long-term effects. Gastroenterology 1981 80 119-125... [Pg.320]

Hirst, A.E., Saunders, F.C. Fatal air embolism following perforation of the cecum in a patient with peritoneovenous shunt for ascites. Amer. [Pg.320]

Klepetko, W., Muller, C., Hartter, E., Miholics, J., Schwarz, C., Woloszczuk, W., Moeschl, R Plasma atrial natriuretic factor in cirrhotic patients with ascites. Effect of peritoneovenous shunt implantation. Gastroenterology 1988 95 764-770... [Pg.320]

Lund, R.H., Moritz, M.W. CompUcations of Denver peritoneovenous shunting. Arch. Surg. 1982 117 924-928... [Pg.321]

Moskovitz, M. The peritoneovenous shunt expectations and reality. Amer. J. Gastroenterol. 1990 85 917-929... [Pg.321]

Rubinstein, D., Mclnnes, L, Dudley, F. Morbidity and mortality after peritoneovenous shunt surgery for refractory ascites. Gut 1985 26 1070-1073... [Pg.321]

Sdderlund, C. Denver peritoneovenous shunting for malignant or cirrhotic ascites. A prospective consecutive series. and. J. Gastroenterol. 1986 21 1161-1172... [Pg.321]

Tobe, S.W., Moral , G.A., Greig, PJ>., Logan, A., Blendis, L.M. Peritoneovenous shunting restores atrial natriuretic factor responsiveness in refractory hepatic ascites. Gastroenterology 1993 105 202 - 207... [Pg.321]

PVS There are many reports on experience made with peritoneovenous shunts (s. p. 311), the positive tenor of which justifies its incorporation when planning therapy for hepatorenal syndrome with marked ascites. (16, 18, 31, 32, 37, 38, 46, 61, 64)... [Pg.329]

Fullen, W.D. Hepatorenal syndrome reversal by peritoneovenous shunt. Suree 1977 82 337-341... [Pg.330]

Kearns, P.J., Polhemus, R.J., Oakes, D., Rabkin, R. Hepatorenal syndrome managed with hemodialysis, then reversed by peritoneovenous shunting. J. Clin. Gastroenterol. 1985 7 341-343... [Pg.330]

Pladson, T.R., Parrish, R.M. Hepatorenal syndrome recovery after peritoneovenous shunt. Arch. Intern. Med. 1977 137 1248-1249... [Pg.331]

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