Analysis of recurrent bleeding rate after various surgical interventions in extrahepatic portal hypertension

Aim. To compare the incidence and timing of recurrent bleeding from esophageal gastric varices against background extrahepatic portal hypertension after various interventions. Materials methods. The research methodology involved analyzing treatment results 131 patients with who underwent surgical interventions 2006 to 2020. Total dissociation gastroesophageal collector was carried out in 57 (43.5%), portosystemic shunting – 51 (38.9%), endoscopic 23 (17.6%). Results. When comparing rate, it found that most effective intervention is shunting. After rate 65.2%, rebleeding occurs 13.5 ± 2.9 months. total collector, a recurrence-free course observed 35.1% cases (p = 0.014), 25.9 4.4 months < 0.05). In terms timing, this did not differ recurrence shunt surgery (41.4 8.2 months), but significantly less decompressive (17.6%; p 0.001). Conclusion. Portosystemic proves be hypertension, five-year remission 75% cases. dissociative surgeries, experienced bleeding, average 19.6