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Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic Shunt (TIPS) Presented by R2 吳佳展 2002/10/01
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Brief History 70 y/o male, liver cirrhosis with varices bleeding and chronic left hydrothorax, ascites, mild confusion Uremia with hemodialysis Previous TIPS, but occlusion Incapable to lie still for prolonged procedure No dyspnea with continuous O2 usage
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Evaluation High aspiration risk: ascites, EV bleeding The possibility of desaturation under anesthesia or sedation without ventilatory support: ascites, pleural effusion Limited access to the patient’s airway Poor liver and renal function
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Anesthesia Rapid sequence induction and intubation Fluctuating hemodynamics during the procedure Delayed extubation at POR when the patient was fully awake and breathing with ordinary power ( still dependent on O2)
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Indications Rescue therapy to acute variceal bleeding refractory to medical and endoscopic treatment Prophylaxis of rebleeding: lower rebleeding rate compared with endoscopic method but higher encephalopathy occurrence, same survival
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Indications Refractory ascites: large volume peritoneocentesis, peritoneovenous shunts, portosystemic shunts, liver transplantation Refractory hepatic hydrothorax TIPS improves hepatorenal syndrome, as a bridge to liver transplantation ?
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Other indications for non- cirrhotic diseases
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Procedure Patients are positioned as for central venous catheter insertion The guide wire is threaded into hepatic vein Puncture into intrahepatic portal system Stent positioning
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Localization of portal system Wedged hepatic vein angiography sonography
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Procedural Complications Perforation: heart, vena cava, portal vein, liver capsule, pneumothorax Fistula creation: arterioportal, arteriobiliary (hemobilia), biliary-stent (bilhemia) Hemolysis Stent displacement Acute stent and portal vein thrombosis Infection
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Shunt-related Complications Deterioration of liver function Worsening of hepatic encephalopathy (age, Child class, degree of reduction of pressure gradient) Exacerbation of the hyperdynamic circulation
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Late complications Follow up with duplex sonography and shunt angiography Early shunt occlusion <30 days: thrombosis (local thrombolytic treatment, redilation, restenting) Late: intimal thickening within the stent or hepatic vein ( dilation or another stent)
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