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    Complications of Liver

    CirrhosisAyman Abdo

    MD, AmBIM, FRCPC

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    Objectives

    1. Understand the basic mechanisms

    of portal hypertension

    2. Recognized the classicpresentations of portal hypertension

    complications

    3. Get an idea on the management ofthese complications

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    What is Liver Cirrhosis?

    Diffuse fibrosis of the liver with

    nodule formation

    Abnormal response of the liver toany chronic injury

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    Causes of Cirrhosis1. Chronic viral hepatitis

    2. Metabolic: hemochromatosis, Wilson dis,alfa-1-antitrypsin, NASH

    3. Prolonged cholestasis (primary biliarycirrhosis, primary sclerosing cholangitis)

    4. Autoimmune diseases (autoimmune

    hepatitis)5. Drugs and toxins

    6. Alcohol

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    Anatomy of the portal venous system

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    The Effect of The Liver Nodule

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    Mechanism of Portal HTN

    Cirrhosis

    Resistance portal flow

    MechanicalNodules DynamicNitric oxide

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    Complications of Portal

    Hypertension

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    1. Varices

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    Collaterals

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    Varices

    Esophagus

    Gastric

    Colo-rectal

    Portal hypertensive gastropathy

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    Varices

    DiagnosisHistory : Hematemases, melena

    Physical examination

    Ultrasound abdomen

    Endoscopy

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    Varices

    Management-GeneralABC

    2 IV LinesType and cross match

    Resuscitation

    IVFBlood

    Platelet transfusion (platelet

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    Varices

    Management-SpecificIV vasoconstrictors (Octreotide)

    Endoscopic therapyBanding

    Sclerotherapy

    Shunting

    Surgical

    TIPS

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    Variceal Banding

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    Types of Shunts

    TIPS (Transjugular intrahepaticportosystemic shunt)

    Surgical shunt

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    Varices

    PreventionTreat underlying disease

    Endoscopic banding protocol

    B-blockers

    Shunt surgery (only if nocirrhosis)

    Liver transplantation

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    2. Ascites

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    Ascites

    Definition: fluid in theperitonial cavity

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    Mechanism of Ascites

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    Causes of Ascites

    1. Liver disease: cirrhosis

    2. Right sided heart failure

    3. Kidney disease (nephrotic syndrome)4. Low albumin (malnutrition, bowel loss)

    5. Peritonial infection (TB)

    6. Peritonial cancer

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    PresentationHistory:

    Increased abdominal girth

    Increased wt

    Physical exam:

    Bulging flanks

    Shifting dullness

    Fluid wave

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    DiagnosisPhysical examination

    Ultrasound

    Ascitic tap

    WBC (>250 PMN: SBP)

    RBC

    SAAG (serum albumin to ascitic fluid

    albumin gradient)

    >11 mg/dl : portal hypertension

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    Portal hypertension

    or heart failure

    Peritonial disease

    or kidney disease

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    Treatment-General

    Treat the underlying disease

    Salt restriction (

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    Treatment-Resistant

    Recurrent tapping

    Peritoneal-venous shunt

    TIPS

    Liver transplantation

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    Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis

    Infection of ascitic fluid

    Usually gram negative (E.Coli)

    Presentation variableMortality is high

    Dx: ascitic tap = PMN>250

    Treatment : third generation

    cephalosporin IV

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    3. Hepatic

    Encephalopathy

    H ti

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    Hepatic

    EncephalopathyReversible decrease in

    neurological function secondaryto liver disease

    Acute: seen with acute liverfailure

    Acute on chronic: established

    cirrhosis

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    Hepatic EncephalopathyMechanism

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    Hepatic EncephalopathyClinical features

    Reversal of sleep pattern

    Disturbed consciousnessPersonality changes

    Intellectual deterioration

    Fetor hepaticus

    Astrexis

    Fluctuating

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    Flapping Tremor

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    Drawing Tests

    H ti E h l th

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    Hepatic EncephalopathyDiagnosis

    Clinical (most important)

    The drawing tests

    EEG

    CT/MRI may show cerebral atrophy

    H ti E h l th

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    Hepatic EncephalopathyExacerbating factors

    H ti E h l th

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    Hepatic EncephalopathyTreatment

    Identify and treat precipitation factor

    Treat underlying liver disease

    Normal protein diet

    Antibiotics (Neomycin, metronidazole)

    LactoloseTransplantation

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    4. Hepatorenal

    Syndrome

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    Hepatorenal Syndrome

    Progressive renal failure

    Type 1 : rapidly progressive, high

    mortalityType 2: slower progression

    R/O volume depletion secondary to

    diuretics

    IV vasoconstrictors

    Liver transplantation

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    Summary

    1. Mechanical compression of blood flow

    plus hemodynamic changes leads to

    portal hypertension

    2. Common complications of portal

    hypertension are:

    Collateral formation (Varices)

    Ascites

    Hepatic encephalopathy

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    Summary

    3. The most important step in variceal bleed

    management is resuscitation

    4. The most important step in management

    of hepatic encephalopathy is the

    identification of the precipitating factor

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