The Sarin classification identifies two types of gastroesophageal varices: varices found where esophageal varices are present, and two types of isolated gastric varices found without esophageal varices present. The classification system grades esophageal varices based on their size as small, medium, or large. The AASLD recommends simplifying this to a two-grade system of small or large varices based on a 5 mm cutoff. The North Italian Endoscopic Club classification scores varices based on size, severity of red wale marks, and Child-Pugh class to define a risk of bleeding.