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Ascites is the most prevalent complication of cirrhosis. Its onset signals the transition from compensated to decompensated disease, precipitating a steep decline in median survival. The development of ascites has traditionally been attributed to mechanisms such as portal hypertension (PHT), splanchnic vasodilation, neurohormonal activation, and renal sodium retention.
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