Portal hypertension
Portal hypertension. It is defined as abnormally high blood pressure in the portal vein, a large-caliber vein that carries blood from the intestine to the liver. The portal vein receives blood that …
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Portal hypertension. It is defined as abnormally high blood pressure in the portal vein, a large-caliber vein that carries blood from the intestine to the liver. The portal vein receives blood that …
The Hypertension , also known by its acronym: HTA , is the disease caused by chronic elevation of blood pressure values above established as normal. Summary [ hide ] 1 Description 2 Risk factors 3 Causes 1 Causes of …
Hyperkalemia . The concentration of potassium in the serum is higher than that of the plasma in the same patient in an average ratio of 0.2 mEq / L. the difference can be 0.9 mEq / L. There …
Hepatotoxicity is a disease that involves functional or anatomical damage to the liver, induced by ingestion of chemical compounds (eg some medicines) or organics. Summary [ hide ] 1 Drugs 2 What is liver damage? …
Hemodynamics : Subspecialty of cardiology that studies cardiovascular diseases invasively. Summary [ hide ] 1 Diseases of the coronary arteries 2 Hemodynamic procedures 1 Diagnostic Catheterization 2 Endovascular Surgery (Placement of Stents in the Extremity Arteries) 3 Sources …
Coronary thrombosis. Blood clot developed in one of these arteries, interrupting the blood supply to one of the areas of the same. Typically, it causes severe chest pain behind the breastbone, …
Thrombosis. Or thrombus is a mass that forms inside the circulatory system and is made up of the patient’s blood, specifically the solid elements of the blood. In a living individual, …