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Real-world analysis reveals endovascular interventions improve outcomes in Budd-Chiari syndrome patients, indicating long-lasting benefits.
Endovascular interventions provide higher rates of symptom resolution and excellent long-term overall survival in BCS patients. Patients undergoing DIPS exhibited persistently higher severity scores and a higher need for repeat interventions, consistent with a more severe disease phenotype at baseline.
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