an increasing intestinal capillary pressurecausesan increasing intestinal capillary pressure
an increasing intestinal capillary pressure and decreasing intestinal tissue proteincausesan increasing intestinal capillary pressure and decreasing intestinal tissue protein
from scarring from the liverresultsfrom scarring from the liver
from scarring on the liverresultsfrom scarring on the liver
from scarring of the liverresultsfrom scarring of the liver
splenomegalycausessplenomegaly
intrahepatic block Showcausesintrahepatic block Show
in ruptured esophageal varices , a very frightening and dangerous situationresultingin ruptured esophageal varices , a very frightening and dangerous situation
esophageal variceshas promptedesophageal varices
to gastrointestinal bleeding[Dhiman et al . , 2002leadingto gastrointestinal bleeding[Dhiman et al . , 2002
to decreased systemic vascular resistance , which initiates a cascade of events leading to non - osmotic release of AVPleadsto decreased systemic vascular resistance , which initiates a cascade of events leading to non - osmotic release of AVP
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