Acute cholangitis and hemobilia in a patient with liver cirrhosis and portal vein cavernomatous transformation.
作者： María Fraile-González , Javier Eguaras-Ros , David Ruiz-Clavijo-García , Juan Isidro Úriz-Otano , Eduardo Albéniz-Arbizu
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关键词: Cirrhosis 、 Medicine 、 Usually asymptomatic 、 Gastroenterology 、 Biliary tract 、 Portal vein 、 In patient 、 Bile duct 、 Varices 、 Pathogenesis 、 Internal medicine
摘要: Portal hypertensive cholangiopathy (PHC) includes bile duct (BD) abnormalities seen in patients with extrahepatic portal vein obstruction (EPVO). The formation of varices the epiand paracholedochal venous plexes which compress biliary tract take part its pathogenesis (1,2). Its course is usually asymptomatic, being obstructive jaundice and hemobilia rare manifestations this entity (3,4). latter related to choledocholithiasis BD manipulation, less frequently choledochal (4).
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