Stuart J. Knechtle is the author of Portal Hypertension: A Multidisciplinary Approach To Current Clinical Management, published by Wiley.

"An excellent reference for the clinician trying to wade through this complex subject....I highly recommend this book for anyone interested in portal hypertension." Annals of Vascular Surgery"This book is of high quality. Its breadth, readability, and focused approach make it particularly useful for the busy internist, family physician, or allied health professional. Its organization and clear referencing to more in depth literature also facilitate further study into a particular topic. Key Internet addresses are also referenced to facilitate access to current, peer-reviewed information. Overall, this is an excellent reference text."Doody’s Review Service"This book provides a good overview of each of the current therapies for portal hypertension. It will be appreciated mostly by general surgeons having a special interest in this condition and by interventional radiologists, hepatogastroenterologists and intensive care specialists who deal with this complex disease."Canadian Journal of Surgery"...this book provides an excellent source for general surgeons, gastroenterologists, and particularly for residents and fellows in the fields of interventional radiology, hepatology, and transplantation. Overall, the book is well organized and well written."Archives of Surgery"Overall this book will be a good source for gastroenterologists, hepatologists, hepatobiliary surgeons and invasive radiologists involved in treating patients with portal hypertension. Trainees will find the book very informative on the modern management of portal hypertension. The book’s graphical illustrations and multidisciplinary approach are a great plus. It is adequately priced at $150.00 and would make a good addition to medical libraries."Practical Gastroenterology"In all, this text is a useful addition to the library of physicians interested in the treatment of portal hypertension and its sequela."Current Surgery

• ForewordL.F. Rikkers IntroductionS.J. Knechtle1. Natural History of Esophageal VaricesR.L. Gebhard2. Medical Management of Portal HypertensionJ. Korula3. Endoscopic Therapy of Variceal HemorrhageK.P. Block, M. Reichelderfer4. Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic ShuntsI.A. Sproat5. Surgical Shunts for Portal HypertensionS.J. Knechtle6. Peritoneovenous Shunting for AscitesP.D. Greig7. Devascularization Procedures in the Treatment of Portal HypertensionJ.E. Tuttle-Newhall, P.A. Clavien8. Liver Transplantation for Portal HypertensionS.J. Knechtle9. Impact of Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic Shunts on Liver TransplantationJ.S. Odorico10. Portal Hypertension in ChildrenA.D. Kirk, M. Kalayoglu11. Integrating a Multidisciplinary Approach to Management of Portal HypertensionS.J. Knechtle

Stuart J. Knechtle is the author of Portal Hypertension: A Multidisciplinary Approach To Current Clinical Management, published by Wiley.

"An excellent reference for the clinician trying to wade through this complex subject....I highly recommend this book for anyone interested in portal hypertension." Annals of Vascular Surgery"This book is of high quality. Its breadth, readability, and focused approach make it particularly useful for the busy internist, family physician, or allied health professional. Its organization and clear referencing to more in depth literature also facilitate further study into a particular topic. Key Internet addresses are also referenced to facilitate access to current, peer-reviewed information. Overall, this is an excellent reference text."Doody’s Review Service"This book provides a good overview of each of the current therapies for portal hypertension. It will be appreciated mostly by general surgeons having a special interest in this condition and by interventional radiologists, hepatogastroenterologists and intensive care specialists who deal with this complex disease."Canadian Journal of Surgery"...this book provides an excellent source for general surgeons, gastroenterologists, and particularly for residents and fellows in the fields of interventional radiology, hepatology, and transplantation. Overall, the book is well organized and well written."Archives of Surgery"Overall this book will be a good source for gastroenterologists, hepatologists, hepatobiliary surgeons and invasive radiologists involved in treating patients with portal hypertension. Trainees will find the book very informative on the modern management of portal hypertension. The book’s graphical illustrations and multidisciplinary approach are a great plus. It is adequately priced at $150.00 and would make a good addition to medical libraries."Practical Gastroenterology"In all, this text is a useful addition to the library of physicians interested in the treatment of portal hypertension and its sequela."Current Surgery

• ForewordL.F. Rikkers IntroductionS.J. Knechtle1. Natural History of Esophageal VaricesR.L. Gebhard2. Medical Management of Portal HypertensionJ. Korula3. Endoscopic Therapy of Variceal HemorrhageK.P. Block, M. Reichelderfer4. Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic ShuntsI.A. Sproat5. Surgical Shunts for Portal HypertensionS.J. Knechtle6. Peritoneovenous Shunting for AscitesP.D. Greig7. Devascularization Procedures in the Treatment of Portal HypertensionJ.E. Tuttle-Newhall, P.A. Clavien8. Liver Transplantation for Portal HypertensionS.J. Knechtle9. Impact of Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic Shunts on Liver TransplantationJ.S. Odorico10. Portal Hypertension in ChildrenA.D. Kirk, M. Kalayoglu11. Integrating a Multidisciplinary Approach to Management of Portal HypertensionS.J. Knechtle

Stuart J. Knechtle is the author of Portal Hypertension: A Multidisciplinary Approach To Current Clinical Management, published by Wiley.

"An excellent reference for the clinician trying to wade through this complex subject....I highly recommend this book for anyone interested in portal hypertension." Annals of Vascular Surgery"This book is of high quality. Its breadth, readability, and focused approach make it particularly useful for the busy internist, family physician, or allied health professional. Its organization and clear referencing to more in depth literature also facilitate further study into a particular topic. Key Internet addresses are also referenced to facilitate access to current, peer-reviewed information. Overall, this is an excellent reference text."Doody’s Review Service"This book provides a good overview of each of the current therapies for portal hypertension. It will be appreciated mostly by general surgeons having a special interest in this condition and by interventional radiologists, hepatogastroenterologists and intensive care specialists who deal with this complex disease."Canadian Journal of Surgery"...this book provides an excellent source for general surgeons, gastroenterologists, and particularly for residents and fellows in the fields of interventional radiology, hepatology, and transplantation. Overall, the book is well organized and well written."Archives of Surgery"Overall this book will be a good source for gastroenterologists, hepatologists, hepatobiliary surgeons and invasive radiologists involved in treating patients with portal hypertension. Trainees will find the book very informative on the modern management of portal hypertension. The book’s graphical illustrations and multidisciplinary approach are a great plus. It is adequately priced at $150.00 and would make a good addition to medical libraries."Practical Gastroenterology"In all, this text is a useful addition to the library of physicians interested in the treatment of portal hypertension and its sequela."Current Surgery

• ForewordL.F. Rikkers IntroductionS.J. Knechtle1. Natural History of Esophageal VaricesR.L. Gebhard2. Medical Management of Portal HypertensionJ. Korula3. Endoscopic Therapy of Variceal HemorrhageK.P. Block, M. Reichelderfer4. Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic ShuntsI.A. Sproat5. Surgical Shunts for Portal HypertensionS.J. Knechtle6. Peritoneovenous Shunting for AscitesP.D. Greig7. Devascularization Procedures in the Treatment of Portal HypertensionJ.E. Tuttle-Newhall, P.A. Clavien8. Liver Transplantation for Portal HypertensionS.J. Knechtle9. Impact of Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic Shunts on Liver TransplantationJ.S. Odorico10. Portal Hypertension in ChildrenA.D. Kirk, M. Kalayoglu11. Integrating a Multidisciplinary Approach to Management of Portal HypertensionS.J. Knechtle