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Dear All,
I am a new VALDIG member from India. Recently we have collated data on the long-term outcomes of TIPS in patients with Budd-Chiari syndrome from three centers in our country. We have a total of 312 patients and want to validate our findings with a cohort from Europe/West considering the differences in vascular anatomy and presentations.
We would apppreciate any collaborator who wishes to share their data with us. We would be very happy to share our findings/outcomes reported. The initial data was presented at the EASL Congress at Amsterdam by our team (SAT-397-YI)Looking forward to hearing from you.
Warm Regards
Dr Sagnik Biswas
Assistant Professor
Department of Gastroenterology,
All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi -
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Dear Dr Sagnik Biswas,
Just to pointed out, that there is still an ongoing project on long-term outcome of patients with BCS (whatever the treatment they have received and therefore also with TIPS). It was posted in 2020 but because of COVID pandemia and issues related to Castor data-base it has taken more time than expected to be finished. However, we are now almost finish the closing of the data-base. We are happy if you want to join your patients to this VALDIG initiative. Dra Valeria Perez-Campuzano is the one.
You can found the protocol in the VALDIG webpage or contact with Dra. Perez-Campuzano.
You can also contact with me jcgarcia@clinic.catBest
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