| hepatolenticular degeneration |
Another name for Wilson
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| hepatomegaly |
Enlarged, too large liver
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| hepatopulmonary syndrome |
A syndrome occuring in patients with chronic liver diseases, where the typical findings are vascular dilations in the lungs and impaired oxygenation. Dyspnea is the common symptom, nail clubbing and cyanosis being the common findings. One year after liver transplantation most of the patients are quite symptomfree. A beneficial effect of garlic has been suggested.
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| hepatorenal syndrome |
A severe complication of liver cirrhosis or other severe liver diseases. The typical features of hepatorenal syndrome is renal dysfunction caused by abnormalities in the arterial circulation and the vasoactive systems, resulting in renal vasoconstriction and renal insufficiency. Hepatorenal syndrome can be divided into two types, in type I the renal function is rapidly reduced, in type II the renal failure does not progress rapidly.
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| hepatitis G |
A viral hepatitis described in 1996. The nature and significance of this viral hepatitis is still under investigation
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