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by hepatic cirrhosis(passive) caused byportal venous hypertension
mainly(passive) is ... causedPortal hypertension ( PHT
portal vein stenosis in 6 patients(passive) was caused byExtrahepatic portal hypertension
Portal hypertension Increase hepatic resistance to portal flow due to cirrhosiscausesportal hypertension
In patients with cirrhosis the pressure in portal system increasesto causeportal hypertension
by portal vein(passive) caused byextrahepatic portal hypertension
The obstruction of portal vein due to any reason causes disruption of blood flow to the liverthus causingportal hypertension
the hepatic portal vein flowcan leadto portal hypertension
obstruction of blood flow in the portal system(passive) is caused byPortal hypertension
by obstruction of the splenic vein(passive) caused bysegmental portal hypertension
Shunting of blood from the hepatic artery to the portal veincausesportal hypertension
by an obstruction of flow to the venous system as a result of liver disease(passive) caused byPortal hypertension
Portal vein thrombosis ... the hepatic portal veincausesportal hypertension
the hepatic portal veincausesportal hypertension
Blood clots in the liver or the portal veinmay causeportal hypertension
by cirrhosis Portal hypertension causes(passive) caused byportal hypertension
cirrhosis , a disease that results from scarring of the liver(passive) is most commonly caused byPortal hypertension
scarring or cirrhosis of the liver which causes blood to back up into the portal vein(passive) is caused byPortal hypertension
by intrahepatic portal vein obstruction(passive) caused byportal hypertension
by the portal vein obstruction(passive) caused byportal hypertension
the portal systemcausingportal hypertension
a rare conditioncan causeintrahepatic portal hypertension
disruption of flow through the portal system(passive) is caused byPortal hypertension
by intrahepatic portal vein obstruction , primarily cirrhosis(passive) caused byportal hypertension
increased blood flow within the portal venous system and(passive) is caused byPortal hypertension
increased blood flow within the portal venous system(passive) is caused byPortal hypertension
by an obstruction of flow to the venous system(passive) caused byPortal hypertension
PVT ... the hepatic portal veincausesportal hypertension
the portal veincausesportal hypertension
the portal veincausingportal hypertension
this portal veincausingportal hypertension
see complications of Portal hypertensioncausesPortal hypertension
by obstruction of the portal or splenic veins(passive) caused byportal hypertension
by portal vein compression(passive) caused byportal hypertension
increased intrahepatic vascular resistance and portal blood flow(passive) is mainly caused byPortal hypertension
Alterations of portal venous blood flowcan also leadto portal hypertension
by portal cirrhosis(passive) caused byportal hypertension
The scar tissue also obstructs blood flow throughout the hepatic portal systemcausingportal hypertension
Any obstruction in the course of portal circulationwill causeportal hypertension
by portal vein compression by the tumor(passive) caused byportal hypertension
certain complications , including encephalopathy and ascitesmay causecertain complications , including encephalopathy and ascites
intractable ascitescausingintractable ascites
decreased effective arterial blood volumecausesdecreased effective arterial blood volume
splenomegaly(passive) caused bysplenomegaly
splenomegalycausessplenomegaly
intrahepatic block Showcausesintrahepatic block Show
to vasodilationleadsto vasodilation
potentially lethal complications such as variceal hemorrhagecausespotentially lethal complications such as variceal hemorrhage
in ruptured esophageal varices , a very frightening and dangerous situationresultingin ruptured esophageal varices , a very frightening and dangerous situation
to gastrointestinal bleeding[Dhiman et al . , 2002leadingto gastrointestinal bleeding[Dhiman et al . , 2002
to life threatening upper gastrointestinal bleeding ( esophageal varices ) and the buildup of fluid within the abdomen ( ascitesmay frequently leadto life threatening upper gastrointestinal bleeding ( esophageal varices ) and the buildup of fluid within the abdomen ( ascites
to the development of veins ( called collateral vessels ) that directly connect the portal blood vessels to the general circulation , thus bypassing the liverleadsto the development of veins ( called collateral vessels ) that directly connect the portal blood vessels to the general circulation , thus bypassing the liver
blood pressure in the portal veins to increasecausesblood pressure in the portal veins to increase
esophageal varices and bleeding was more severecausedesophageal varices and bleeding was more severe
to esophageal varices , which may rupture and give gastrointestinal bleedingleadingto esophageal varices , which may rupture and give gastrointestinal bleeding
esophageal varices and bleedingcausedesophageal varices and bleeding
an increase in portal blood flowcausesan increase in portal blood flow
a blood backflow from the liver ( portal ) blood vesselscan causea blood backflow from the liver ( portal ) blood vessels
several other more common sources of upper gastrointestinal bleeding , such as esophageal varices Esophageal varicesmay causeseveral other more common sources of upper gastrointestinal bleeding , such as esophageal varices Esophageal varices
in esophageal varices , and other complicationscan resultin esophageal varices , and other complications
to a reduce of blood fluid on the liverleadsto a reduce of blood fluid on the liver
several other more common sources of upper gastrointestinal bleeding , such as esophageal varices and gastric varicesmay causeseveral other more common sources of upper gastrointestinal bleeding , such as esophageal varices and gastric varices
from scarring or other blockage that increases the pressure in the portal vein in the liverresultsfrom scarring or other blockage that increases the pressure in the portal vein in the liver
the development of varicescausesthe development of varices
blood to back up in the veins connected to the livercausesblood to back up in the veins connected to the liver
dangerous complications of cirrhosis such as variceal bleeding and ascitescausesdangerous complications of cirrhosis such as variceal bleeding and ascites
to the formation of esophageal varicesmay ... leadto the formation of esophageal varices
to serious complications , including # varices and # ascitescan leadto serious complications , including # varices and # ascites
cirrhosis of the liver ... and urgently needs medical treatmentcausescirrhosis of the liver ... and urgently needs medical treatment
to leak from the portal veinscausingto leak from the portal veins
esophageal varices therefore bleeding was more severehas causedesophageal varices therefore bleeding was more severe
due to esophageal varicescauseddue to esophageal varices
varices , ascites and splenomegalycan causevarices , ascites and splenomegaly
from disease of the liver leading tomay resultfrom disease of the liver leading to
enlarged veins ( varices ) in the esophagus ( esophageal varices ) or the stomach ( gastric varicesmay causeenlarged veins ( varices ) in the esophagus ( esophageal varices ) or the stomach ( gastric varices
to liver and spleen enlargement and oesophageal varicescan leadto liver and spleen enlargement and oesophageal varices
thrombosis of the portal veincan causethrombosis of the portal vein
enlarged veins in the esophagus or the stomach and lead to life - threatening bleedingmay causeenlarged veins in the esophagus or the stomach and lead to life - threatening bleeding
in ascites or bleedingcan resultin ascites or bleeding
to esophageal varices and splenomegalyleadingto esophageal varices and splenomegaly