'Alcoholic cirrhosis' diaporamas de présentation

Cirrhosis

Cirrhosis. Liver Physiology. Liver Structure. Largest gland in the body:. Liver Structure. There are two main lobes: - The right and left lobe. Liver Structure. The liver gets blood from the hepatic artery and the portal vein.

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CIRRHOSIS OF LIVER

CIRRHOSIS OF LIVER . Dr.Vemuri Chaitanya. Cirrhosis. Chronic generalized liver disease A condition that is defined histopathologically and has a variety of clinical manifestations and complications, some of which can be life threatening.

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Pathogenesis of Cirrhosis

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CIRRHOSIS

CIRRHOSIS. DEFINITION END STAGE CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE CHARACTERISED BY 1 . BRIDGING FIBROUS SEPTA 2. PARENCHYMAL NODULES 3 .DISRUPTION OF THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE ENTIRE LIVER. CIRRHOSIS. 1. DEFINITION 2. MORPHOLOGIC CLASSIFICATION 3. ETIOLOGIC CLASSIFICATION

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Leicester Warwick Medical School

Leicester Warwick Medical School. Mechanisms of Disease Regeneration and Fibrous Repair Dr Peter Furness pnf1@le.ac.uk Department of Pathology. REGENERATION AND REPAIR. Regeneration: replacement of functional, differentiated cells Repair: production of a fibrous scar. REGENERATION.

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LIVER CIRRHOSIS

LIVER CIRRHOSIS. DEFINITION : pathological condition with the development of fibrosis to the point that there is architectural distorsion with formation of regenerative nodules. CAUSES : Alcoholism Chronic viral hepatitis (Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C) Autoimmune hepatitis

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LIVER CIRRHOSIS

LIVER CIRRHOSIS. DEFINITION : pathological condition with the development of fibrosis to the point that there is architectural distorsion with formation of regenerative nodules. CAUSES : Alcoholism Chronic viral hepatitis (Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C) Autoimmune hepatitis

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Alcohol and Drinking

Alcohol and Drinking. T hesis. The negative affects of alcohol and drinking are breast cancer, colorectal cancer, cirrhosis. Alcohol is an organic solvent, which in high doses has both direct and indirect harmful influence on a large number of

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