Sonographic correlation of portal vein diameter with gender in population of Lahore.

Authors

  • Sibgha Aqeel University Institute of Radiological Science and MUT.
  • Shurooq Amjad University Institute of Radiological Science and MIT.
  • Javed Tauqir University Institute of Radiological Science and MIT.
  • Mehreen Fatima University Institute of Radiological Science and MIT.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29309/TPMJ/2022.29.05.6543

Keywords:

BMI, Portal Vein Diameter, Portal Hypertension

Abstract

Objective: To determine the reference values of normal portal vein diameter in correlation to gender in population of Lahore. Study Design: Cross Sectional study. Setting: Ultrasound Lab University of Lahore and Gondal Complex Lahore. Period: 5th October 2020 to 13th April 2021. Material & Methods: Sample size of my study were 164 males and 143 females. Simple random sampling was conducted. Healthy Individual with normal body mass index, both (male and female) individuals in fasting state and age between (20-25) years. Individual with history of portal hypertension, Fatty liver, Hepatomegaly and any other hepatic disorder. Xario XG. Convex 3.5 MHz-7.5MHz. Results: The mean diameter of portal vein for male was calculated as 10.51 + 1.468 mm (ranging from 13mm to 15mm), and for females was 10.085 ±1.336 mm (ranging from 7 to 14mm). Independent t-test was applied to examine the difference of mean Portal vein in males and females. We found a statistical significant difference in two means of portal vein diameter as the p-value = 0.008 is less than α =0.05. Conclusion: In this study, portal vein diameter in adult men and women were found within the normal range among age limit 20-25years.But the diameter of portal vein showed direct relation with weight and Body Mass Index among females but in males none of the body factors had any impact on the diameter of portal vein.

Author Biographies

Sibgha Aqeel, University Institute of Radiological Science and MUT.

Medical Imaging Doctor, Student, 

Shurooq Amjad, University Institute of Radiological Science and MIT.

MB ch B (Iraq), MSDU (UOL), Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, 

Javed Tauqir, University Institute of Radiological Science and MIT.

Medical Imaging Doctor, Lecturer, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, 

Mehreen Fatima, University Institute of Radiological Science and MIT.

M.Phil, Assistant Professor, 

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Published

2022-04-30