Para-stomal variceal bleed, 9 years post-radical cystectomy: An Unusual emergency at a usually missed location
<p>Parastomal or stomal varices are infrequently encountered with majority occurring secondary to portal hypertension. They can be a source of considerable morbidity, mandating hospitalization, blood transfusions, angiographic or surgical intervention and may even be fatal.</p><p>W...
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Main Authors: | Suvraraj Das (Author), Gaurav Aggarwal (Author), Sujoy Gupta (Author) |
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Archive of Urological Research - Peertechz Publications,
2020-12-29.
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