Add to ORKGThe documents obtained especially illustrate: the quantitative predominance of portal flux over arterial flux; and, the passage of large quantities of arterial blood towards the portal anastomoses with, however, a less considerable direct arrival from the sinusoids. These findings are close to the angiographic data obtained in cirrhotic patients. The authors esteem that early visualization of the portal branches during arteriography represents, in these cases, direct presinusoidal arterio portal passage of opacified blood with inversion of circulation in the opacified vein.SCOPUS: NotDefined.jinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe
Abstract. Portal vein hypertension generally occurs in liver diseases like hepatic cirrhosis. It cau...
Portosystemic collateral formation in cirrhosis plays an important part in events that define the na...
The models of the microcirculation of blood and interstitial fluid in the human liver lobule are de...
A description is given of an early retrograde opacification of the portal branches in a case of cirr...
Summary. Direct measurements of portal flow and pressure in a relatively large number of patients wi...
Analysis of hepatic hemodynamic adjustments is made peculiarly difficult by the complexity of the sp...
The circulation in the liver is unique at macroscopic and microscopic levels. At the macroscopic lev...
Syndrome of portal hypertension in liver cirrhosis is determined pathogenetically by the disparity o...
From a hemodynamic point of view, hepatic vascular resistance and portal inflow determine the level ...
The hemodynamics of the liver with its dual blood supply is unique. The liver depends entirely on th...
SUMMARY It has been common knowledge for more than a century that changes in the structures of the v...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. July 2013. Major:Biomedical informatics and computationa...
<p>Splenomegaly, increased splenic blood flow are the specific characteristics of the natural course...
Liver cirrhosis represents the end-stage of different liver disorders, progressively affecting hepat...
The portal vein and its branches may be demon-strated by the intrasplenic injection of radiocon-tras...
Abstract. Portal vein hypertension generally occurs in liver diseases like hepatic cirrhosis. It cau...
Portosystemic collateral formation in cirrhosis plays an important part in events that define the na...
The models of the microcirculation of blood and interstitial fluid in the human liver lobule are de...
A description is given of an early retrograde opacification of the portal branches in a case of cirr...
Summary. Direct measurements of portal flow and pressure in a relatively large number of patients wi...
Analysis of hepatic hemodynamic adjustments is made peculiarly difficult by the complexity of the sp...
The circulation in the liver is unique at macroscopic and microscopic levels. At the macroscopic lev...
Syndrome of portal hypertension in liver cirrhosis is determined pathogenetically by the disparity o...
From a hemodynamic point of view, hepatic vascular resistance and portal inflow determine the level ...
The hemodynamics of the liver with its dual blood supply is unique. The liver depends entirely on th...
SUMMARY It has been common knowledge for more than a century that changes in the structures of the v...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. July 2013. Major:Biomedical informatics and computationa...
<p>Splenomegaly, increased splenic blood flow are the specific characteristics of the natural course...
Liver cirrhosis represents the end-stage of different liver disorders, progressively affecting hepat...
The portal vein and its branches may be demon-strated by the intrasplenic injection of radiocon-tras...
Abstract. Portal vein hypertension generally occurs in liver diseases like hepatic cirrhosis. It cau...
Portosystemic collateral formation in cirrhosis plays an important part in events that define the na...
The models of the microcirculation of blood and interstitial fluid in the human liver lobule are de...