What medicine does infantile bud - Guillain syndrome take?

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Budd Chiari syndrome, also known as Budd Chiari syndrome. It refers to a group of diseases characterized by portal hypertension or portal and inferior vena cava hypertension caused by obstruction of hepatic vein or inferior vena cava above its opening. The most common cases were inferior vena cava septum and intrahepatic vein thrombosis. Babies and old people can all suffer from this disease. The incidence rate of men and women is approximately equal.

What medicine does infantile bud - Guillain syndrome take?

Acute BCS suddenly occurs abdominal pain, abdominal swelling rapidly * physical examination can detect jaundice, liver accompanied by tenderness, large amount of ascites, but liver neck vein reflux sign is negative, blood pressure is low, urine is less, blood sodium sulfombromine sodium retention, transaminase rise, liver is large, purple blue. Chronic BCS, symptoms occur slowly, there may be jaundice, splenomegaly, spider nevus.

The main manifestations were abnormal retention of BSP, slight elevation of alkaline phosphatase and transaminase, and decreased plasma albumin, but protein electrophoresis * γ Globulin did not increase. Patients with membranous occlusion of inferior vena cava often have proteinuria. Laparoscopy and B-mode ultrasound can be performed. Radionuclide scanning and angiography, such as hepatic venography, percutaneous hepatic venography, inferior vena cava angiography, selective Celiac Arteriography, etc.

Radical operation such as direct rupture of membrane of finger or catheter and non radical operation such as portal systemic venous bypass or devascularization can be used. If the patient can not be operated, the ascites should be reduced. Diuretics or abdominal ultrafiltration can be used for reinfusion, but the effect is temporary. It can also be treated by liver transplantation.

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We should pay attention to the prevention and treatment of various infectious diseases, such as amoeba abscess, hydatid cyst, syphilis gumma, chronic inflammatory enteritis, pelvic infection and so on. Pay attention to regular diet and food hygiene, prevent alcoholic hepatitis, pancreatitis, cholangitis, etc. The acute type died of shock or hepatic encephalopathy a few days after acute abdomen; The prognosis of chronic patients depends on the etiology, location and degree of occlusion, and whether it can be corrected by surgery. Generally, they can survive for months to years.