Celiac vein shunt

Refractory liver cirrhosis ascites is a clinical manifestation at the end of liver cirrhosis. It usually refers to those who have limited sodium salts and are ineffective with high-dose diuretics or who relapse quickly after therapeutic discharge of ascites, accounting for about 10% of liver cirrhosis ascites, with a 1-year mortality rate. Up to 75%. Denver tube peritoneovenous shun-ring (PVS), which was used clinically in the 1980s and 1980s, provided an effective choice for ascites in refractory liver cirrhosis.

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