Variceal Bleed and Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy in a Noncirrhotic Patient with Isolated Splenomegaly

<div>(a) Non-contrast-enhanced CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis showing splenomegaly with a craniocaudal length of 23 cm and portosystemic collaterals. (b) Endoscopic image of the stomach showing diffuse portal gastropathy. (c) Fluoroscopic image following TIPS placement (blue arrow) and coiling of the bleeding esophageal varix (red arrow).</div>

Case Reports in Hepatology

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Figure 1: Variceal Bleed and Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy in a Noncirrhotic Patient with Isolated Splenomegaly 