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Bleeding hemorrhoids are frequent in portal hypertension, but far more important
are the varices at the lower end of the esophagus and at the cardia of the
stomach. Esophageal varices, which are demonstrable radiologically, develop in
many ...
Bleeding hemorrhoids are frequent in portal hypertension, but far more important
are the varices at the lower end of the esophagus and at the cardia of the
stomach. Esophageal varices, which are demonstrable radiologically, develop in
many ...
Page 72
Because of an equally elevated pressure in the portal and caval systems,
esophageal varices do not develop. The most frequent type, intrahepatic portal
hypertension, is, of course, caused by cirrhosis, for reasons described earlier (
see pages ...
Because of an equally elevated pressure in the portal and caval systems,
esophageal varices do not develop. The most frequent type, intrahepatic portal
hypertension, is, of course, caused by cirrhosis, for reasons described earlier (
see pages ...
Page 73
Measures used in acute esophageal hemorrhages include esophageal
tamponade with the Sengstaken-Blakemore tube and balloons, ligation of the
varices (transthoracically or transabdominally) and attempted reduction of blood
flow in the ...
Measures used in acute esophageal hemorrhages include esophageal
tamponade with the Sengstaken-Blakemore tube and balloons, ligation of the
varices (transthoracically or transabdominally) and attempted reduction of blood
flow in the ...
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SECTION | 1 |
plate PAGE NUMBER Num BER 1 Development of Liver and Its Venous System | 2 |
Prenatal and Postnatal Circulation | 3 |
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