Of the patients, 5.4% had no ascites, 28.5% had grade 1 ascites, 52.2% had grade 2 ascites, 13.7% had grade 3 ascites, and 6.1% had refractory ascites. The incidence of disease-related ...

In contrast to LVP, which provides only symptomatic control and requires repeated procedures, TIPS efficiently prevents the formation of ascites and increases urinary sodium excretion by reducing ...

Ascites is treated based in its severity. It can be graded on a scale of 1 to 3, with grade 3 ascites being the most severe. To treat ascites in people with cirrhosis, a doctor may prescribe ...

There are many causes of ascites, such as widespread cancer or heart failure (Table 1), but the most common is cirrhosis of the liver (European Association for the Study of the Liver, 2010). Liver ...

CT enterography revealed diffuse wall thickening of the entire small bowel and trace ascites. Treatment for ... mild mixed portal inflammation and grade 1 steatosis without steatohepatitis.

and NRH (Figures 1 and 2) was confirmed. The patient was therefore diagnosed with primary splenic lymphoma and hepatic infiltration causing portal hypertension and ascites.