Hepatitis B cirrhosis combined with Budd-Chiari syndrome treated by liver transplantation:Case report and literature review

Objective:To summarize and analyze the clinical treatment experience of hepatitis B cirrhosis combined with Budd-Chiari syndrome.Methods:Data was obtained from a patient who were diagnosed with hepatitis B cirrhosis combined with Budd-Chiari syndrome.We retrospectively analyzed the clinical character of the patient.Results:The patient was diagnosed with Budd-Chiari syndrome incidentally during operation.so the patient underwent orthotopic liver transplanation,in which the liver and retrohepatic vena cava were resected,and recovered uneventfully.Conclusion:Orthotopic liver transplantation is not only an ideal treatment but also improves the prognosis of patients for hepatitis B cirrhosis combined with Budd-Chiari syndrome.

Super-minimal incision kidney transplantation: Report of 6 cases

Objective:TReport of 6 cases super-minimal incision kidney transplantation,to further explore its application in renal transplantation.Method:We reviewed the clinical data of 6 cases of SMIKT:operative time,incision size,postoperative pain score,scar score and renal function 1 month after operation.Result:The average operation time of 6 recipients was 95±33min,the average incision size was 6.1±1.1cm,the average pain scores of three days after operation were2.7±0.7,2.2±0.3,2.3±0.5.postoperative analgesia with analgesia pump,no use on the second day,one month after operation,the scar score was 6.85±0.58,and the serum creatinine was 98±16umol/L.Conclusion:The length of incision in the study SMIKT was short,little harm to patients,for the receptor with BMI<25kg/m2,this method can be used.At the same time,the current sample capacity of the study was small and the follow-up time was short,more samples will be needed to enrich the data and further prove its advantages in the future.