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The selective coronary-caval shunt is considered to be one of the better procedures in the surgical treatment of portal hypertension. We have altered the previously described technique by using an internal jugular vein grafting which possesses some advantages. We have performed this shunt utilizing an internal jugular vein autograft in eight patients, who had at least one major hemorrhage from esophageal varices three to twelve months before operation. There were no postoperative deaths. All four patients are still alive three months to six years after shunting without bleeding episodes. In the X-ray and endoscopic studies the esophagogastric varices were noted to be markedly smaller in size than they were before shunting.
E M Gonzalez, and
J H San Martin, and
I G Garcia
January 1976,
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E M Gonzalez, and
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I G Garcia
January 1975,
Bulletin de la Societe internationale de chirurgie,
E M Gonzalez, and
J H San Martin, and
I G Garcia
October 1977,
Surgery, gynecology & obstetrics,
E M Gonzalez, and
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I G Garcia
January 1971,
Das Deutsche Gesundheitswesen,
E M Gonzalez, and
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I G Garcia
February 1969,
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January 1948,
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June 1990,
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E M Gonzalez, and
J H San Martin, and
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January 1972,
Geka chiryo. Surgical therapy,
E M Gonzalez, and
J H San Martin, and
I G Garcia
February 1998,
European journal of pediatric surgery : official journal of Austrian Association of Pediatric Surgery ... [et al] = Zeitschrift fur Kinderchirurgie,
