SURGICAL TREATMENT OF BLEEDING FROM VARICOSE VEINS OF THE STOMACH AND ESOPHAGUS CAUSED BY PORTAL HYPERTENSION IN CHILDREN

Yulchiev Karimjon Salimjonovich

Authors

Yulchiev Karimjon Salimjonovich

Keywords:

childhood, esophagus, stomach, bleeding, portal hypertension.

Abstract

Treatment of portal hypertension syndrome and bleeding from varicose veins of the esophagus and stomach includes a therapeutic and preventive complex of measures: drug therapy, insertion of a Blackmore probe, endoscopic ligation and sclerotherapy, and, if absolutely necessary, surgical treatment. Timely diagnosis makes it possible to identify the disease in the compensated and subcompensated stages, which greatly facilitates treatment and reduces mortality.

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