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Table 5 Baseline characteristics, treatment at the final visit, and outcome of patients with PoPH

From: The clinical characteristics, treatment, and survival of portopulmonary hypertension in Japan

Case

Etiology

Sex

Child–Pugh

mPAP (mmHg)

PVR (dyne/s/cm−5)

CI (L/min/m2)

6MWD (m)

Medical therapy (mg/day)

Discontinuation by side effects

Follow-up period (years)

Outcome

1

Cryptogenic

M

40

621.6

2.99

 

None

 

2.4

Died (sepsis)

2

Biliary atresia

F

A

56

563.9

3.57

525

None

 

15.6

 

3

Extra-hepatic portal obstruction

F

47

577.2

3.19

 

Macitentan(10), Sildenafil(60), Selexipag (2.4)

Tadarafil (low blood pressure, headache), Riociguat (low blood pressure)

17.2

↓mPAP, PVR

4

HCV

F

C

46

537.5

3.59

370

None

 

0.3

 

5

Extrahepatic portal obstruction

F

53

614.0

3.24

360

Ambrisentan (10)

Sildenafil (headache, dizziness), Riociguat (hepatic dysfunction), Selexipag (hepatic dysfunction, nausea, tinnitus, malaise, face redness)

11.3

↓mPAP, PVR

6

HCV

F

A

33

339.3

4.01

306

None

 

2

 

7

HCV

F

A

44

477.0

3.86

436

Macitentan (5), Sildenafil (60)

Ambrisentan (thrombocytopenia)

10.9

 

8

PBC and Autoimmune

F

A

71

2501.4

1.48

267

Sildenafil (60)

 

0.2

Died (heart failure)

9

HCV

M

A

60

1213.8

1.94

430

Riociguat (6)

Tadarafil (hepatic dysfunction)

14.7

↓mPAP, PVR

10

Cryptogenic

F

45

678.3

2.67

275

Bosentan (125), Sildenafil (60)

 

5.6

↑mPAP, PVR Died (heart failure)

11

Extrahepatic portal obstruction

M

43

373.5

4.00

397

Macitentan (10)

 

3.7

↓mPAP, PVR

  1. Abbreviations are defined in Table 1. PBC: primary biliary cirrhosis