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World J Gastroenterol. Jun 7, 2014; 20(21): 6470-6480
Published online Jun 7, 2014. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v20.i21.6470
Table 3 Comparison of outcome after transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt between covered and bare stents: An overview of comparative studies
Ref.PeriodTarget populationNo. patients (covered/bare)Efficacy of TIPS (covered/bare)Shunt dysfunction or patency (covered/bare)Post-TIPS encephalopathy (covered/bare)Survival or death (covered/bare)
Luca et al[45]2003.1-2010.2Cirrhotic patients with non-tumoural PVT70 (57/13)NA12-mo shunt dysfunction rate: 21%/38%; 24-mo shunt dysfunction rate: 29%/85%NANA
Sommer et al[58]2001.2-2011.1Patients with elective TIPS procedures174 (58/116)Clinical success rate: ascites: 90.5%/81.3%; ascites + bleeding: 85.7%/73.7%; bleeding: 90.0%/86.2% (NS)12-mo primary shunt patency rate: 62.4%/43.9% (P < 0.05)Overall rate: 36.5%/37.5% (NS)12-mo survival rate: 79.1%/75.6%; overall survival time: 835.25 ± 823.0 (9–3200)/805.6 ± 868.4 (6–3290) d (NS)
Clark et al[59]2001-2010Patients with PH246 (176/70)NAOverall shunt dysfunction rate: 22%/ 57% (P = 0.05)NASurvival time: 33/31 mo (P = 0.5)
Maleux et al[60]1992-2006Cirrhotic patients with refractory ascites222 (126/96)Rate of clinically significant residual ascites 1 mo after TIPS: 35.5%/55.6% (P = 0.003)1-yr shunt dysfunction rate: 19%/49% (P < 0.0001)1-yr rate: 22%/56% (P < 0.0001)6-mo survival rate: 73.2%/62.8%; 1-yr survival rate: 65.5%/55.0% (P = 0.0071)
Wu et al[61]2007.4-2009.4Patients with PH60 (30/30)Number of rebleeding: 1/6 (P = 0.04)Number of shunt dysfunction: 0/9 (P = 0.002)Number: 5/6 (P = 0.74)Number of death: 0/4 (P = 0.038)
Bandi et al[62]2006.3-2009.3Patients with PH66 (33/33)Clinical relapse number (rate): 8 (26%)/15 (45%) (P < 0.05)Number of shunt dysfunction: 5/15 (P < 0.05)Overall rate: 22%/33% (NS)Overall survival rate: 66%/37% (P < 0.05)
Jung et al[63]1996.6-2006.2Patients who received de novo TIPS81 (51/30)Bleeding group: 3-mo clinical success rate: 100%/58% (P = 0.03); 12-mo clinical success rate: 67%/18% (P = 0.046). Ascites group: 3-mo clinical success rate: 77%/70% (P = 0.2); 12-mo clinical success rate: 64%/33% (P = 0.18)3-mo primary patency rate: 94%/63% (P = 0.03); 6-mo primary patency rate: 67%/ 8% (P = 0.47); 12-mo primary patency rate: 38%/24% (P = 0.65)Overall rate: 15%/14% (P = 0.7)Bleeding group: 30-d mortality rate: 40%/33% (P = 0.69); overall mortality rate: 40%/50% (P = 0.57). Ascites group: 30-d mortality rate: 6%/27% (P = 0.13); overall mortality rate: 13%/55% (P = 0.02)
Pan et al[64]2001.1- 2005.12Patients with variceal bleeding and refractory ascites128 (57/71)NA30-d shunt dysfunction rate: 1.8%/4.2% (P = 0.4); 6-mo shunt dysfunction rate: 5.2/25.3% (P = 0.003); 1-yr shunt dysfunction rate: 5.2%/30.9% (P = 0.004); overall shunt dysfunction rate: 8.7%/40.8% (P = 0.004)NA6-mo mortality rate: 10.5%/16.9% (P = 0.3); 1-yr mortality rate: 14%/23.9% (P = 0.2); overall mortality rate: 21.1%/35.2% (P = 0.08)
Tripathi et al[65]1991.7- 2004.12Patients with variceal bleeding, ascites, portal hypertensive gastropathy, hepatic hydrothorax473 (157/316)2-yr cumulative rebleeding rate: 6%/17% (P < 0.05)2-yr cumulative shunt dysfunction rate: 11%/74% (P < 0.001); overall shunt dysfunction rate: 8%/48%2-yr cumulative rate: 23%/38% (P < 0.05)2-yr cumulative mortality rate: 49%/50%
Gandini et al[66]1994.1- 2003.11Patients with BCS13 (7/6)Clinical relapse rate: 100%/0%6-mo primary patency rate: 100%/16.7%; 12-mo primary patency rate: 85.7%/0% (P < 0.001, Log-Rank)Overall rate: 0%/0%NA
Barrio et al[67]1998.9-2002.5Cirrhotic patients with PH related complications70 (20/50)Rate of clinical recurrence of portal hypertension related complications: 0%/22% (P = 0.085)6-mo shunt dysfunction rate: 0%/32%; 12-mo shunt dysfunction rate: 0%/82% (P = 0.03, Log-Rank)1-mo rate: 41%/20%; 3-mo rate: 44%/34%; 9-mo rate: 44%/40% (P = 0.5, Log-Rank)6-mo survival rate: 67%/88%; 12-mo survival rate: 67%/81% (P = 0.11, Log-Rank)
Bureau et al[68,69]2000.2-2002.4Patients with cirrhosis and uncontrolled bleeding, recurrent bleeding, or refractory ascites80 (39/41)Clinical relapse rate: 7.7%/29.3%1-yr primary patency rate: 85.6%/46.6%; 2-yr primary patency rate: 80.2%/18.6% (P = 0.0005, Log-Rank)1-yr rate: 22%/41% (P = 0.0586)1-yr survival rate: 70.9%/59.5%; 2-yr survival rate: 64.5%/40.5%