type 1 Isolated gastric varix type 2 As GOV type 1 and type 2 are considered as esophageal varices’ extensions, the management of GOV types is similar to that of esophageal varices. Of all the ...

Isolated gastric varices were observed in the gastric fundus during the retroflexion of gastroscope. The authors carried out endoscopic sclerotherapy using cyanoacrylate combined with ...

Isolated gastric varices typically form secondary to a prehepatic pathology, such as extrahepatic portal vein obstruction or SVT. This distinguishing characteristic may explain why gastric varices ...

Type 1 Isolated gastric varix (IGV): These varices exist in the gastric fundus and they do not extend into the esophagus or the cardia. Type 2 Isolated gastric varix: It is defined as ectopic ...

Gastric varices (GV) are an important complication ... was the azygos vein and gastric/splenorenal shunt. In patients with isolated GV, the main afferent vein was the PGV/SGV and the efferent ...

Initial endoscopic examination revealed isolated gastric varices with stigmata of recent hemorrhage. She had no prior history of liver disease or portal hypertension. Investigations to ascertain ...

EXTRAHEPATIC obstruction of the portal venous system almost always involves primarily the portal vein, although extension of the process to the superior mesenteric vein has been observed.

PPH should be suspected in CP patients with upper gastrointestinal bleeding, especially in individuals with isolated gastric varices and normal hepatic functions. Early endoscopy is a gold standard ...

The stomach and duodenum were clear of either fresh or old blood. There was an isolated cluster of gastric varices within the fundus, appreciated only on retroflexion. A red, flat spot was noted ...

The sclerosant, cyanoacrylate, is not available at our institution and we have not found standard sclerosants effective for large isolated gastric fundic varices. Therefore, endoscopic therapy was ...

Gastric varices (GV) are an important complication ... was the azygos vein and gastric/splenorenal shunt. In patients with isolated GV, the main afferent vein was the PGV/SGV and the efferent ...

EXTRAHEPATIC obstruction of the portal venous system almost always involves primarily the portal vein, although extension of the process to the superior mesenteric vein has been observed.