Abstract:To evaluate the clinical effect of endoscopic clipping assisted tissue adhesive combined with lauromacrogol for gastric varices with spontaneous gastrorenal shunt or splenorenal shunt. Methods Clinical data of 32 patients of gastric varices with spontaneous gastrorenal shunt or splenorenal shunt from June 2016 to June 2018 were collected. All the patients were treated with endoscopic clipping assisted tissue adhesive combined with lauromacrogol. Results In the 32 patients of gastric varices, gastrorenal shunt was found in 25 (78.12%) cases and splenorenal shunt was found in 7 (21.88%) cases. The treatments were completed successfully. Average using of clips was (2.32 ± 1.12), average tissue adhesive dosage was (3.67 ± 1.85) ml, average lauromacrogol dosage was (12.61 ± 6.80) ml. There were no postoperative ectopic embolism, liver function deterioration, hepatic encephalopathy, and other complication.30 patients underwent endoscopic re-examination 6 months after treatment, 27 patients (90.00%) of removing glue, 25 cases (83.33%) achieved varicose vein elimination, 5 cases (16.67%) remained residual. Conclusion The endoscopic clipping assisted tissue adhesive combined with lauromacrogol injection could effectively avoid the risk of ectopic embolism and important role in the treatment of gastric varices in merger portasystemic shunt, and it is safe and simple, which is worthy of clinical application.