Hemoperitoneum from omental variceal bleed resulting in first documented successful liver transplant: A case report

Table 1 Patient demographics

Average age	48.7 years (range: 36-63)
Sex
Male	10 (71.4)
Female	4 (28.6)
Cirrhosis previously diagnosed	100 (14/14)
Alcohol related cirrhosis?	92.9.7 (13/14)
Prior history of varices
Yes	28.6 (4/14)
Unknown	57.1 (8/14)
No	14.3 (2/14)

Table 2 Patient outcomes

Diagnostic method
CTA	64.3 (9/14)
Surgery	14.3 (2/14)
Paracentesis	14.3 (2/14)
Autopsy	7.1 (1/14)
Intervention
Surgery	71.4 (10/14)
TIPS	14.3 (2/14)
IR- glue embolization	7.1 (1/14)
N/A	7.1 (1/14)
Death
Yes	57.1 (8/14)
No	42.9 (6/14)
Source of bleed
Omental	50.0 (7/14)
Peritoneal	7.1 (1/14)
Mesenteric	7.1 (1/14)
Retroperitoneal	7.1 (1/14)
Multiple sources	7.1 (1/14)
Gallbladder	14.3 (2/14)
Unknown	7.1 (1/14)

CTA: Computed tomography angiography; TIPS: Transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt; IR: Interventional radiology; N/A: Not applicable.