Sentence examples for hepatic pathology from inspiring English sources

The negative screening work up for underlying hepatic pathology (like viral hepatitis, autoimmune hepatitis, metabolic disease, Wilson's disease, alpha 1 anti-trypsin deficiency, and hemochromatosis) makes the ultrasound finding of hyperechogenic liver and/or hepatomegaly in a child with type 1 diabetes likely due to excess glycogen or fat in the liver.

Clinicians should be aware that parvovirus B19 may be a rare cause of hepatic pathology, when other causes of hepatitis have been ruled out.

Focusing on the liver, we show that our approach enables early detection and follow up of macroscopic morphological changes in several models of hepatic pathology and that laparoscopic liver biopsies can reliably assess the pathological stage of disease, and produce mRNA for molecular assessment of hepatic gene expression.

At the dose of 300 mg/kg, alterations of hepatic pathology appear in Fig. 4b, obviously.

Histopathological findings indicated amelioration of hepatic pathology with regression of the granulomatous inflammatory reaction and reduction in granulomas number and size, verifying marked improvement in architecture of hepatic lobules.

Pharmacokinetic studies showed that (i) the type of hepatic pathology has a major impact on the kinetics of silymarin, (ii) doses above 700 mg tid may reach much higher blood levels than predicted from linear dose/blood levels at lower doses and (iii) the short half-life of silymarin indicates that at least 3 daily intakes are needed to warrant sustained effective blood levels.

Importantly, switching HFD mothers to a control diet during pregnancy alone (diet-reversal; REV) reversed a number of the observed fetal hepatic pathologies towards control levels [47], [52].

Importantly, switching HFD mothers to a control diet during pregnancy alone (diet-reversal; REV) normalized a number of the observed fetal hepatic pathologies towards control levels [47].

Dysregulation of liver metabolism and hepatic inflammation run in parallel in several liver diseases and thereby inflammation within the liver predisposes it to the onset of a number of hepatic pathologies.

Alcohol abuse and obesity are the most common causes of FLD, one of the most common hepatic pathologies in the Western world (Cohen et al., 2011).

Moreover, the liver biopsies of alcoholic liver disease patients also showed increased RIPK3 expression, which indicates the execution of necroptosis in human hepatic pathologies.