Abstract:Objective：To explore the diagnosis and treatment of regional pancreatic portal hypertension.
Methods：The clinical data of 11 cases of regional pancreatic portal hypertension were analysed retrospectively.
Results：The 11 cases presented with gastric varices, splenomegaly, and pancreatic disease, but liver was normal. All cases underwent surgery ,including splenectomy in 9 cases, splenectomy and distal pancreatectomy in 1 case, and other operation in 1 case. No serious complication was found postoperatively. Ten cases were followed up, no re-bleeding occurred postoperatively. Conclusions：Regional pancreatic portal hypertension can be diagnosed correctly preoperatively and treated effectively.