A 51-year-old male patient was admited to our hospital because of a large amount of hematemesis. Large cardio solitary varices with a jet of blood were seen via endoscopy on admission. We performed endoscopic injection sclerotherapy (EIS) , and succeeded in stopping the hemorrhage. After the therapy the patient fell into bleeding shock for a time. But 10 days after, gastric varices bled again, therefore we performed EIS and used detachable snare, resulted in the hemorrhage.
But because of enlarged gastric varices, we were afraid of the varices rupture for the second time. Next, since angiographic examination disclosed a gastric renal shunt, we tried B-RTO. The gastric renal shunt was occluded with a balloon and we performed injection of 24m
l 5% EOI through the balloon catheter. Gastric varices were almost eradicated on endoscopic examination 50 days after B-RTO.
B-RTO is assessed to be a useful non-invasive procedure but it is difficult to treat gastric varices with bleeding, therefore we need EIS or detachable snare a state of emergency bleeding. By both therapies use jointly, we are possible to meet with good results.
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