Tips operation is an interventional operation, which is often used to treat portal hypertension caused by liver cirrhosis. Portal vein and inferior vena cava are directly connected by puncture in the liver, thus alleviating the symptoms of portal hypertension and liver failure. This kind of operation plays an important role in improving the quality of life of patients.

If portal hypertension causes abnormal liver function or liver failure, or ascites caused by cirrhosis is difficult to be controlled by drug treatment, tips surgery can be considered. But this kind of operation is suitable for some patients, not all patients with liver cirrhosis. Before treatment, doctors need to evaluate the patient's condition and surgical risk.

Comprehensive evaluation is needed before operation, including the severity of the disease, the state of liver function and the difficulty of operation. After operation, we should closely observe the patient's condition, deal with complications in time, pay attention to rest and diet. It is necessary to check portal vein blood flow regularly after operation to avoid recurrence and complications.