Coil or plug-assisted retrograde transvenous obliteration (CARTO/PARTO) for treating portal hypertensive variceal bleeding: A multicenter, real-world 10-year retrospective study

Edward Lee; Sammy Saab; Navid Eghbalieh; Peng‐Xu Ding; Ung Bae Jeon; Joon Young Ohm; Ronnie C. Chen; Man Deuk Kim; Kichang Han; Dong Jae Shim; Jong Soo Shin; Anirudh Mirakhur; Chien-An Liu; Jonathan Park; Frank Hao; Man Sang Wong; Antonio Moreno; Jasleen Singh; Fady M. Kaldas; Douglas G. Farmer; Juan G. Abraldeṣ

doi:10.1097/hep.0000000000001255

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CARTO and PARTO have excellent long-term survival and clinical outcomes. However, these are negatively affected by high MELD scores, concomitant HCC, and coexisting esophageal varices.

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Coil or plug-assisted retrograde transvenous obliteration (CARTO/PARTO) for treating portal hypertensive variceal bleeding: A multicenter, real-world 10-year retrospective study

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Coil or plug-assisted retrograde transvenous obliteration (CARTO/PARTO) for treating portal hypertensive variceal bleeding: A multicenter, real-world 10-year retrospective study

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