2005
DOI: 10.1590/s1676-24442005000100008
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Cirrose hepática: aspectos morfológicos relacionados às suas possíveis complicações. Um estudo centrado em necropsias

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“…It is the common final stage of several hepatic disorders of different etiologies, as ethylism and viral chronic hepatitis, besides metabolic, vascular or biliary (13) . The distortion of the hepatic architecture caused by cirrhosis leads to the increase of intrahepatic resistance resulting in portal hypertension (11,21) , being this its major complication with important clinical complications such as ascites, digestive hemorrhage…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is the common final stage of several hepatic disorders of different etiologies, as ethylism and viral chronic hepatitis, besides metabolic, vascular or biliary (13) . The distortion of the hepatic architecture caused by cirrhosis leads to the increase of intrahepatic resistance resulting in portal hypertension (11,21) , being this its major complication with important clinical complications such as ascites, digestive hemorrhage…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hepatic cirrhosis is characterized by the diffuse substitution of the normal hepatic structure for nodules of abnormal structure surrounded by fibrosis and is present in the final stage of a series of pathological processes derived from many causes (1) . Hepatic disease causes great nutritional impact, regardless of its etiology, since the liver performs many biochemical reactions, such as production, alteration and use of nutrients and substances metabolically important to the body (2)(3)(4) .…”
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“…A cirrose hepática (CH) é um processo crônico e irreversível, resultado do aumento difuso da atividade fibroblástica no fígado, em resposta a determinadas agressões continuas ao órgão (19) . A fibrose resulta da cicatrização que se segue à destruição do hepatócito e com o colapso da trama de reticulina que o sustenta, resultando na desorganização da arquitetura hepática.…”
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