MAEDICA – a Journal of Clinical Medicine · 2018 · 43 citations · 16 references
MedicineCardiologyInternal MedicineHepatologyRenal PathologySepsisAcute Liver FailureCirrhosisHepatic Function TestingHepatic PathologyHepatocellular NecrosisLiver DiseaseAcute Hepatic NecrosisAcute Hepatocellular NecrosisBiological MonitoringBlood PressureCardiac OutputHepatic IschemiaIschemic HepatitisSeptic Shock Management
Ischemic hepatitis is an important, yet underdiagnosed pathological condition seen in either cardiology or hepatology clinics or intensive care units. The main causes are severe heart failure, circulatory and septic shock. Close monitoring of biological tests (AST, ALT, LDH) together with hemodynamic parameters (blood pressure, cardiac output and central venous pressure) allow for rapid and accurate diagnosis. Correction of hemodynamic parameters, hypoxemia, hepatic and/or renal dysfunction leads to a more favorable outcome of these patients.
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THE LIVER IN HEART FAILURE RELATION OF ANATOMICAL, FUNCTIONAL, AND CIRCULATORY CHANGES
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