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by different factors(passive) caused byliver fibrosis / cirrhosis

by different factors (passive) caused byliver fibrosis / cirrhosis

chemicalscauseliver cholestasis and fibrosis

by a number of different liver diseases(passive) caused byearly liver fibrosis

by chronic HCV liver disease(passive) caused byliver fibrosis / hcc

by liver diseases and some liver conditions such as chronic alcoholism and hepatitis(passive) is caused byfibrosis of the liver

by cirrhosis(passive) caused byliver ascites

Fatty liver ... the liver known as non alcoholic steatohepatitis ( NASHcan ... leadto liver fibrosis

by primary biliary cirrhosis , fatty liver , obesity , non - alcoholic steatohepatitis , cystic fibrosis , hemochromatosis , and autoimmune hepatitis and other diseases(passive) caused byliver fibrosis

almost all chronic hepatic diseases , such as viral hepatitis , alcoholic or nonalcoholic steatohepatitis(passive) caused byLiver fibrosis

by various diseases(passive) caused bydiffuse liver fibrosis

by an excessive accumulation of extracellular matrix proteins in the liver(passive) caused byLiver fibrosis

an excessive accumulation of extracellular matrix proteins in the liver(passive) caused byLiver fibrosis

Most chronic liver diseases , including viral hepatitis ( hepatitis B virus and hepatitis C virus ) , alcoholic liver disease , and biliary diseasesultimately leadto liver fibrosis

chronic liver damage , such as hepatitis , alcohol abuse , and nonalcoholic steatohepatitis(passive) may be caused byLiver fibrosis

hepatic stellate cell activation and extracellular matrix accumulation in the liver(passive) is caused byLiver fibrosis

hepatic stellate cells ... collagen I depositionleadsto liver fibrosis

the stellate cells of livercausesliver fibrosis

by chronic HCV infection(passive) caused byliver fibrosis

through the activation of hepatic stellate cellsleadsto liver fibrosis

vivo activation hepatic stellate cells agentscausingliver fibrosis

Chronic hepatic injurymay leadto liver fibrosis

prolonged and repeated activation of stellate cellscausesliver fibrosis

the accumulation of extracellular matrix in the liver , particularly collagen(passive) is caused byLiver fibrosis

the natural wound - healing response to repeated injury to the liver(passive) is caused byLiver fibrosis

Excessive deposition of ECM in the livercausesliver fibrosis

by accumulation of activated hepatic stellate cells ( HSCs(passive) is ... caused byLiver fibrosis

This liver cell damage and inflammationcan causefibrosis of the liver

by chronic alcohol abuse and chronic viral hepatitis(passive) caused byliver fibrosis

Excessive alcohol intake , infection by hepatitis B and C viruses , diabetes , certain drugs , biliary diseases , or haemochromatosismay causeliver fibrosis

by hepatocyte injury such as alcoholic hepatitis , viral hepatitis , and nonalcoholic steatosis , 2(passive) caused byliver fibrosis

Chronic HBV infectioncould causeliver fibrosis

by hepatitis , alcohol consumption , and other types of chronic liver injury(passive) caused byliver fibrosis

Inhibition of inflammation ... the stellate cellscauseliver fibrosis

Chronic hepatitis due to liver inflammation and repetitive repair processcan causeliver fibrosis

hepatic stellate cellscould leadto liver fibrosis

Long - term hepatitis B and C infectionscan causeliver fibrosis

chronic Hepatitis B and C , liver disease due to alcohol , and fatty liver disease(passive) is often caused byLiver fibrosis

that leads to accumulation of copper in the liverresultingin liver fibrosis

by HBV , HCV and fatty liver diseases(passive) caused byliver fibrosis

in permanent organ damageto resultin permanent organ damage

in liver cancer and deathresultsin liver cancer and death

a buildup of collagen and scar tissue ... resulting in cirrhosis , liver failure and portal hypertension?which often requires liver transplantationcausesa buildup of collagen and scar tissue ... resulting in cirrhosis , liver failure and portal hypertension?which often requires liver transplantation

to renal dysfunctionleadto renal dysfunction

to cirrhosis , liver cancer , liver failure , and portal hypertensionleadsto cirrhosis , liver cancer , liver failure , and portal hypertension

to cirrhosis and end - stage liver complications [ 2leadingto cirrhosis and end - stage liver complications [ 2

to liver cirrhosis or hepatocellular carcinomamay leadto liver cirrhosis or hepatocellular carcinoma

to cirrhosiscould leadsto cirrhosis

to cirrhosis , liver failure , andleadsto cirrhosis , liver failure , and

problems with functioncan causeproblems with function

in cirrhosismay resultin cirrhosis

problemscan causeproblems

in widespread distortion of normal hepatic architecturehas resultedin widespread distortion of normal hepatic architecture

the hepatocyte - specific uptake of Gd - EOB - DTPAstrongly influencesthe hepatocyte - specific uptake of Gd - EOB - DTPA

in cirrhosis , liver failure , and portal hypertensionmay resultin cirrhosis , liver failure , and portal hypertension

from ductal plate malformationresultingfrom ductal plate malformation

to cirrhosis of the liverfast leadingto cirrhosis of the liver

to established graft cirrhosis in 40 - 20 % of patientsleadingto established graft cirrhosis in 40 - 20 % of patients

in remodeling of liver architecture leading to hepatic insufficiency , portal hypertension and hepatic encephalopathycan resultin remodeling of liver architecture leading to hepatic insufficiency , portal hypertension and hepatic encephalopathy

to cirrhosis , liver failure , portal hypertension , and liver cancercan leadto cirrhosis , liver failure , portal hypertension , and liver cancer

to loss of liver mass and/or functionleadingto loss of liver mass and/or function

to cirrhosis , which is defined as the end stage of liver fibrosis[1].can leadto cirrhosis , which is defined as the end stage of liver fibrosis[1].

to cirrhosis , which is defined as the end stage of liver fibrosis[1can leadto cirrhosis , which is defined as the end stage of liver fibrosis[1

to cirrhosis , liver failure , and portal hypertensioncan leadto cirrhosis , liver failure , and portal hypertension

to cirrhosis , liver failure , and portal hypertensioncan leadto cirrhosis , liver failure , and portal hypertension

to cirrhosis and ... ultimately ... liver failuremay ... leadto cirrhosis and ... ultimately ... liver failure

to hepatitis , cirrhosis , and sometimes liver cancercan leadto hepatitis , cirrhosis , and sometimes liver cancer

scarring of the livercausesscarring of the liver

to cancer of the livermay ultimately leadto cancer of the liver

to scarring ( cirrhosis ) andcan leadto scarring ( cirrhosis ) and

major complications , including liver failure , portal hypertension , and liver cancercan causemajor complications , including liver failure , portal hypertension , and liver cancer

to cirrhosis and cancerleadingto cirrhosis and cancer

to cirrhosis , hepatocellular carcinoma , liver failure , and early deathcan leadto cirrhosis , hepatocellular carcinoma , liver failure , and early death

damage Cirrhosis causesdamage Cirrhosis

the development of cirrhosiscausesthe development of cirrhosis

to the development of portal hypertensioncontributesto the development of portal hypertension

to cirrhosis and its complicationsleadingto cirrhosis and its complications

to severe malfunction of the livercan leadto severe malfunction of the liver

in cirrhosis and possible liver cancerresultingin cirrhosis and possible liver cancer

in the occurrence of cirrhosis and even liver cancerresultingin the occurrence of cirrhosis and even liver cancer

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