2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-69912006000100006
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Efeito da ressecção do íleo terminal na fibrose hepática secundária à ligadura do ducto hepático comum em ratas

Abstract: ; Andy Petroianu, TCBC-MG 3 RESUMO: Objetivos: A evolução para fibrose hepática e, posteriormente, para cirrose são fatos bem estabelecidos na colestase extra-hepática prolongada. A despeito dos avanços nos métodos diagnósticos e terapêuticos, essas complicações continuam de difícil solução, principalmente, quando não é possível reverter a causa da colestase. Neste trabalho, procurou-se verificar, em modelo experimental de colestase pela ligadura do ducto hepático comum, se a exclusão do íleo terminal reduziri… Show more

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“…It is possible that this procedure decreases the absorption of excreted bile acids into the intestine, as proposed by Hollands et al 3 . This hypothesis did not find support in the study of Costa et al 7 , sine with ligation of the bile duct there was no more bile flow to the intestine, therefore no enterohepatic cycle, which justified the study of ileal exclusion after a biliodigestive derivation.…”
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“…It is possible that this procedure decreases the absorption of excreted bile acids into the intestine, as proposed by Hollands et al 3 . This hypothesis did not find support in the study of Costa et al 7 , sine with ligation of the bile duct there was no more bile flow to the intestine, therefore no enterohepatic cycle, which justified the study of ileal exclusion after a biliodigestive derivation.…”
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confidence: 84%
“…Changes in the absorption of bile acids in the terminal ileum in patients with ileal resection and ileitis point to the influence of the terminal ileum in the enterohepatic circulation of bile acids 6 , justifying the ileal exclusion as a treatment for cholestatic diseases 3 . Based on Hollands et al 3 , Costa et al 7 used the experimental model of murine Kountouras et al 8 to compare the liver function tests and liver architecture in Wistar rats after ligation of the common hepatic duct 7 . In animals with the exclusion of the terminal ileum, the intensity of liver fibrosis was minor and values of indirect bilirubin and cGT were higher compared with the control 7 .…”
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