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Significats de portal cirrhosis en anglès

Human disease.

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        Examples for "alcoholic liver cirrhosis"
        Examples for "alcoholic liver cirrhosis"
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        Furthermore, more severe veno-occlusive lesions were noted in severe alcoholic hepatitis, compared with alcoholic liver cirrhosis.
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        These findings were recognized in the majority of severe alcoholic hepatitis cases and alcoholic liver cirrhosis cases.
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        The severity of the liver disease was a strong determinant of long term survival, as was the presence of alcoholic liver cirrhosis.
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        We report a patient with alcoholic liver cirrhosis who had a 15 mm focal nodular hyperplasia (FNH)-like nodule in the liver.
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        Background: Serum leptin levels are elevated in alcoholic liver cirrhosis and thus might be involved in the anorexia and hypermetabolism often seen in those patients.
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        Seventy-five had alcoholic cirrhosis and 435 had nonalcoholic cirrhosis of various etiologies.
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        Ten consecutive patients with known alcoholic cirrhosis and oesophageal variceal bleeding were included.
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        Liver transplantation for alcoholic cirrhosis remains controversial at some transplantation centers.
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        A 47-year-old woman presenting alcoholic cirrhosis was referred to our institution for refractory ascites.
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        The significant association was validated in the French patients with alcoholic cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma.
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        Fifteen patients with Laennec's cirrhosis underwent orthotopic liver transplantation between 1963 and the end of 1979.
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        Ús de portal cirrhosis en anglès
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        Results: Bile duct occlusion caused portal cirrhosis with a 10-fold increased hepatic collagen content in the absence of inflammation or necrosis.
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