Retrospective Cohort Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2020.
World J Gastroenterol. Jul 7, 2020; 26(25): 3625-3637
Published online Jul 7, 2020. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v26.i25.3625
Table 1 Characteristics of acute mesenteric venous thrombosis patients treated by transcatheter thrombolysis
VariableAll patients
Without resection
With resection
P value
n = 58n = 26n = 32
Age, yr, mean ± SD45 ± 12.444.6 ± 10.447.6 ± 13.80.366
Male, n (%)39 (67.2)16 (61.5)23 (71.9)0.404
Location of thrombosis, n (%)0.752
SMV12 (20.7)6 (23.1)6 (18.8)
SMV + PV46 (79.3)20 (76.9)26 (81.3)
Duration of anticoagulation alone before catheter-directed thrombolysis, h, median (IQR)28.5 (22-54.8)36 (22.8-72)27 (18.8-48)0.143
Thrombolytic approaches, n (%)0.199
PT/TI-PV-SMV + SMA catheterization42 (72.4)21 (80.8)21 (65.6)
SMA catheterization alone16 (27.6)5 (19.2)11 (34.4)
Days of thrombolysis, d, mean ± SD7.1 ± 2.96.7 ± 2.97.3 ± 2.80.421
APACHE II score, mean ± SD10.6 ± 4.28.4 ± 3.512.5 ± 3.9< 0.001
Associated comorbidities, n (%)
Liver cirrhosis/portal hypertension11 (19.0)7 (26.9)4 (12.5)0.163
Splenectomy10 (17.2)7 (26.9)3 (9.4)0.078
History of other abdominal surgery9 (15.5)5 (19.2)4 (12.5)0.481
History of thrombosis9 (15.5)2 (7.7)7 (21.9)0.138
Active smoking13 (22.4)6 (23.1)7 (21.9)0.913
Alcohol abuse7 (12.1)3 (11.5)4 (12.5)0.911
Hypertension6 (10.3)2 (7.7)4 (12.5)0.550
Diabetes mellitus2 (3.4)0 (0)2 (6.3)0.197
Duration of symptoms from onset to admission, d, median (IQR)7 (4-13)7 (4-15)7 (4-12)0.333
Clinical presentation, n (%)
Abdominal pain53 (91.4)23 (88.5)30 (93.8)0.475
Nausea and vomiting28 (48.3)12 (46.2)16 (50.0)0.771
Hematochezia12 (20.7)6 (23.1)6 (18.8)0.686
Local peritonitis19 (32.8)5 (19.2)14 (43.8)0.048