Difference between type 2 gastroesophageal varices and isolated fundic varices in clinical profiles and portosystemic collaterals

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World J Clin Cases. Jun 16, 2022; 10(17): 5620-5633
Published online Jun 16, 2022. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v10.i17.5620

Table 3 The correlations between afferent/efferent veins and portosystemic collaterals in patients with gastroesophageal varices

Variables		The volume of varices (mL)		The diameter of main portal vein (mm)	Afferent veins			Efferent veins		Other portosystemic collateral vessels
Variables		The volume of EVs (mL)	The volume of GVs (mL)	The diameter of main portal vein (mm)	Maximum diameter of LGV (mm)	Maximum diameter of PGV (mm)	Maximum diameter of SGV (mm)	Maximum diameter of SRS (mm)	Maximum diameter of GRS (mm)	Intrahepatic portosystemic shunts	Paraumbilical vein patency	Retroperitoneal shunt
Maximum diameter of LGV (mm)	Correlation coefficient	0.411	0.372	0.052	/	0.099	0.307	-0.374	-0.018	0.061	0.081	-0.039
	P value	0.000	0.000	0.632	/	0.654	0.061	0.258	0.940	0.556	0.437	0.711
	n	92	90	88	/	23	38	11	20	95	95	95
Short gastric vein	Correlation coefficient	0.139	0.066	0.013	0.132	-0.038	/	-0.179	0.268	0.046	0.022	0.065
	P value	0.182	0.532	0.903	0.204	0.859	/	0.598	0.241	0.655	0.831	0.524
	n	94	92	90	95	24	38	11	21	97	97	97
Posterior gastric vein	Correlation coefficient	-0.055	0.378	-0.239	0.199	/	0.100	0.298	0.520	0.121	-0.106	0.091
	P value	0.600	0.000	0.023	0.053	/	0.550	0.373	0.016	0.236	0.302	0.377
	n	94	92	90	95	24	38	11	21	97	97	97
Maximum diameter of splenorenal shunt (mm)	Correlation coefficient	0.200	-0.155	-0.533	-0.374	1.000	0.000	/	/	/	-0.418	0.000
	P value	0.580	0.650	0.139	0.258	/	1.000	/	/	/	0.200	1.000
	n	10	11	9	11	2	7	/	1	11	11	11
Maximum diameter of gastrorenal shunt (mm)	Correlation coefficient	-0.518	0.755	-0.434	-0.018	0.745	0.576	/	/	0.332	-0.113	-0.238
	P value	0.023	0.000	0.072	0.940	0.013	0.082	/	/	0.141	0.625	0.298
	n	19	20	18	20	10	10	1	/	21	21	21

The correlations of categorical or continuous variables were analyzed by Spearman correlation test. In determining the maximum diameter of a vessel, isolated saccular dilatation of a vessel in venous ectasia or venous aneurysm was excluded. EVs: Esophageal varices; GVs: Gastric varices; LGV: Left gastric vein; PGV: Posterior gastric vein; SGV: Short gastric vein; SRS: Splenorenal shunt; GRS: Gastrorenal shunt.

Citation: Song YH, Xiang HY, Si KK, Wang ZH, Zhang Y, Liu C, Xu KS, Li X. Difference between type 2 gastroesophageal varices and isolated fundic varices in clinical profiles and portosystemic collaterals. World J Clin Cases 2022; 10(17): 5620-5633
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DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.12998/wjcc.v10.i17.5620