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Hypertension is a common disease we all are aware of. Portal hypertension is slightly different from systemic hypertension. For ensuring blood supply to the major organs, our body forms collateral circulation, in a simple way, the connection between veins and capillaries is known as portal circulation.
In the human body, portal circulation is seen in the liver and kidney. The normal portal vein pressure is 5-10 mmHg. When portal pressure exceeds the normal range, more precisely >10 mmHg is known as the portal hypertensive state.
20% of upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage is due to portal hypertensive bleeding. Let’s explore this phenomenon.