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This study on treatment outcomes of portal hypertension in children assessed the practice of treating portal hypertension in a tertiary teaching referral hospital in Ethiopia. The current practice is basically dependent on extrapolations of findings from adult patient care. It has included a number of statistically significant presenting symptoms and etiologies of portal hypertension which have determined longer survival under care, earlier life threatening complications or loss to follow-up critically sick. The treatment modalities have also been seen to affect the recurrence of upper…mehr

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This study on treatment outcomes of portal hypertension in children assessed the practice of treating portal hypertension in a tertiary teaching referral hospital in Ethiopia. The current practice is basically dependent on extrapolations of findings from adult patient care. It has included a number of statistically significant presenting symptoms and etiologies of portal hypertension which have determined longer survival under care, earlier life threatening complications or loss to follow-up critically sick. The treatment modalities have also been seen to affect the recurrence of upper gastrointestinal bleeding and survival or longevity under follow-up. Moreover, it opened some research questions calling upon further studies.
Autorenporträt
¿ Graduated Doctor of Medicine from Hawassa University, Ethiopia, 2009. ¿ Graduated Pediatrics and Child Health Specialist from Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia, 2014. ¿ Fellow in Child Neurology in Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia / CMC Vellore, India. January 2016 till December 2017.