Retrospective Cohort Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2017.
World J Gastroenterol. Jul 7, 2017; 23(25): 4579-4586
Published online Jul 7, 2017. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v23.i25.4579
Table 1 Clinical features at presentation
Case no.Age (yr)OC useType of bleeding, gradeInitial managementICUBlood productsHospital stay (d)Short-term complications
Initially conservatively treated
149YesIICons.NoNo19-
243YesIIICons.YesYes7-
330YesIICons.NoNo7-
436NoIICons.NoNo19-
Stopped 12 mo prior to bleeding
533YesIICons.NoNo8-
623YesIICons.YesYes28-
730YesIICons.NoNo12-
839YesIICons.NoNo9-
943YesIIICons.NoYes14-
1044YesIICons.NoNo13-
1149YesIIICons.YesYes61Hypovolemic shock, respiratory insufficiency, kidney failure, abdominal compartment syndrome
1231YesIICons.NoNo10-
1333YesIIICons.NoNo13-
Initially treated with intervention
1422UnknownIIISAE + resectionNoYes40Postoperative abdominal abscess, drainage pleural effusion
1533NoIIISAEYesYesUnknown-
Stopped 18 mo prior to bleeding
1624YesIIISAEYesYes18-
1736YesIISAEYesNo22Acute liver failure after SAE left and right hepatic artery
1848YesIISAENoNo10-
1948YesIIISAEYesNo6-
2034NoUnknownSAEUnknownUnknownUnknown-
Stopped 7 mo prior to bleeding
2130YesIIUS-guided drainageNoNo10-
2256YesIISAEYesNoUnknown-
2320YesIIISAENoYes33Rebleed after 3 mo, drainage hepatic abscess, drainage pleural effusion