Meanings of hepatic veins in English

Occlusion of hepatic veins in Budd-Chiari syndrome is confidently confirmed.

Blood samples were collected from inferior vena cava and hepatic veins following 30 min CA.

Each underwent ablation of a peripheral site, and sites adjacent to the portal and hepatic veins.

He appears to have been the first to detect valves in the orifice of the hepatic veins.

Results: Stenoses attributed to neointimal hyperplasia developed within both the TIPS stent and the outflow hepatic veins.

The hepatic veins observed ranged from 60 to 3000 microm in diameter.

In addition to focal stenoses, the outflow hepatic veins diffusely shrank an average of 51% in diameter.

Furthermore, the images showed an anteriorly located confluence of hepatic veins into the inferior vena cava in 5 specimens.

Technical success, patency rates, and pressure gradients between hepatic veins and the right atrium were evaluated in 19 patients each.

Lipofuscin and hepatic veins cups disappeared in the Sm and 1% CLC supplementation groups shown with H&E staining.

The veno-occlusive lesions were found in hepatic veins mainly 60 to 1200 microm in diameter.

In this case, azathioprine hepatotoxicity may have been enhanced by a previous episode of severe, acute rejection prevailing in the hepatic veins.

Knowledge of the CT features of acute thrombosis of the IVC and hepatic veins is useful in the early diagnosis of Budd-Chiari syndrome.

After liver transplantation, the diagnosis of azathioprine hepatotoxicity is difficult but should be suspected in the presence of non-inflammatory small hepatic veins lesions.

The deep portion of hepatic transection around the caudate lobe, hepatic veins and inferior vena cava is a critical source of massive bleeding.

The left medial vein draining the left part of the medial segment is recognized close to the confluence of the middle and left hepatic veins.