Portal hypertension, one of the vascular diseases, not only has lesions in liver, but also changes in vascular structures and functions of extrahepatic portal system, systemic system and pulmonary circulation. The pathological changes of vasculopathy in portal hypertension include remodeling of arterialized visceral veins, intimal injury of visceral veins and destruction of contractile structure in visceral arterial wall. The mechanisms of vasculopathy in portal hypertension may be attributed to the changes of hemodynamics in portal system, immune response, gene modulation, vasoactive substances, and intrahepatic blood flow resistance. Portal hypertension can cause visceral hyperdynamic circulation, and the development and progression of vi...
Portal hypertension is primarily caused by the increase in resistance to portal outflow and secondly...
AbstractAcute or chronic insults to the liver are usually followed by a tissue repairing process. Un...
Acute or chronic insults to the liver are usually followed by a tissue repairing process. Unfortunat...
Portal hypertension is the main cause of complications in patients with chronic liver disease. Over ...
SummaryChronic liver disease is associated with remarkable alterations in the intra- and extrahepati...
Portal hypertension represents one of the major clinical consequences of chronic liver disease, havi...
Portal hypertension has traditionally been viewed as a progressive process, involving ultrastructura...
Portal hypertension, defined as increased pressure in the portal vein, develops as a consequence of ...
The pathologic increase in the pressure gradient between portal vein and inferior venacava is called...
SummaryPortal hypertension has traditionally been viewed as a progressive process, involving ultrast...
Portal hypertension (PHT) is associated with a hyperdynamic state characterized by a high cardiac ou...
In the last decade, knowledge regarding mechanisms involved in the pathogenesis of portal hypertensi...
Portal hypertension is defined as an increase in the portal venous pressure gradient (i.e., portal p...
In patients with advanced liver disease with portal hypertension, portal-systemic collaterals contri...
Increased understanding of the hyperdynamic circulation syndrome has resulted in novel therapeutic a...
Portal hypertension is primarily caused by the increase in resistance to portal outflow and secondly...
AbstractAcute or chronic insults to the liver are usually followed by a tissue repairing process. Un...
Acute or chronic insults to the liver are usually followed by a tissue repairing process. Unfortunat...
Portal hypertension is the main cause of complications in patients with chronic liver disease. Over ...
SummaryChronic liver disease is associated with remarkable alterations in the intra- and extrahepati...
Portal hypertension represents one of the major clinical consequences of chronic liver disease, havi...
Portal hypertension has traditionally been viewed as a progressive process, involving ultrastructura...
Portal hypertension, defined as increased pressure in the portal vein, develops as a consequence of ...
The pathologic increase in the pressure gradient between portal vein and inferior venacava is called...
SummaryPortal hypertension has traditionally been viewed as a progressive process, involving ultrast...
Portal hypertension (PHT) is associated with a hyperdynamic state characterized by a high cardiac ou...
In the last decade, knowledge regarding mechanisms involved in the pathogenesis of portal hypertensi...
Portal hypertension is defined as an increase in the portal venous pressure gradient (i.e., portal p...
In patients with advanced liver disease with portal hypertension, portal-systemic collaterals contri...
Increased understanding of the hyperdynamic circulation syndrome has resulted in novel therapeutic a...
Portal hypertension is primarily caused by the increase in resistance to portal outflow and secondly...
AbstractAcute or chronic insults to the liver are usually followed by a tissue repairing process. Un...
Acute or chronic insults to the liver are usually followed by a tissue repairing process. Unfortunat...