Outcome of non surgical hepatic decompression procedures in Egyptian patients with Budd-Chiari

Table 2 Details of patients who needed revisions and their follow up (n = 10)

Patient	Intervention	Time of dysfunction	Action taken	No of revisions	1 yr patency	End of FUP patency
23 yr F	Angioplasty without stenting	Day 7 and Day 10	TIPS was done, occluded at day 10; then re-angioplasty was done1	2	Patent	Patent at 20th mo
27 yr M	Angioplasty and stenting	Day 7 and 2nd yr	Angioplasty was done-then angioplasty + thrombectomy	2	Patent	Patent at 24th mo
28 yr F	Angioplasty and stenting	4th mo	Angioplasty + local thrombolytic therapy	1	Patent	Patent at 12th mo
30 yr F	Angioplasty and stenting	1st, 4th, 6th and 9th mo	TIPS was done-then angioplasty (3 times)	4	Occluded at 9th mo	Occluded at 24th mo
28 yr M	Angioplasty and stenting	3rd mo and 14th mo	Angioplasty + stent was done-then mesoatrial shunt	1	Occluded at 1 yr	Dead2 at 17th mo
27 yr F	TIPS	Day 1	(stent occlusion and migration to portal vein) - Re (TIPS)	1	Patent	Patent at 20th m
33 yr F	TIPS	Day 3	Angioplasty + thrombectomy + systemic thrombolytic therapy	1	Patent	Patent at 32nd mo
37 yr F	TIPS	Day 7 and 1st mo	Angioplasty (2 times)	2	Patent	Patent at 12th mo
27 yr M	TIPS	Day 7, 3rd and 8th mo	Angioplasty (3 times)	3	Patent	Occluded at 20th mo
17 yr M	TIPS	1st mo	Patient refused intervention	0	Occluded	Occluded at 12th mo

¹Patient had angioplasty dysfunction at Day 7, so transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) was done but was occluded at Day 10, so angioplasty of TIPS stent was done;

²Cause of death: Intraperitoneal bleeding. Follow up period: Minimum (12 mo), Maximum (32 mo). F: Female; M: Male; yr: Years old; FUP: Follow up.