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End stage liver disease (ESLD)
Chronic liver disease (CLD)
May have secondary pulmonary hypertension due to the reduced hepatic clearance of vasoactive substances produced in the splancnic bed. (bypassing liver via portosystemic shunt) refl.in/n
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If inserting nasogastric tube NGT, use cautious technique to prevent rupture of oesophageal varices
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Vitamin K deficiency is common due to malabsorption. Administer preoperative supplementation to improve liver production of clotting factors and reduce perioperative bleeding risk.
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Consider performing a coagulation profile in patients undergoing surgical procedures. Patient is at risk of clotting factor deficiency and coagulopathy secondary to synthetic liver failure.
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Jun 26, 2012
Patients are at elevated risk of hemorrhage during intrabdominal
procedures from the rupture of portosystemic collateral vessels.
procedures from the rupture of portosystemic collateral vessels.
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Consider altered pharmacokinetics in a patient with reduced hepatic clearance, lower plasma protein binding capacity, and often, reduced renal and biliary excretion. #improve
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