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Bookstein JJ, Appelman HD, Walter JF, et al. Histological-venographic correlates in portal hypertension. Radiology. 1975;116(3):565-73doi: 10.1148/116.3.565.
Bookstein, J. J., Appelman, H. D., Walter, J. F., Foley, W. D., Turcotte, J. G., & Lambert, M. (1975). Histological-venographic correlates in portal hypertension. Radiology, 116(3), 565-73. https://doi.org/10.1148/116.3.565
Bookstein, J J, et al. "Histological-venographic correlates in portal hypertension." Radiology vol. 116,3 (1975): 565-73. doi: https://doi.org/10.1148/116.3.565
Bookstein JJ, Appelman HD, Walter JF, Foley WD, Turcotte JG, Lambert M. Histological-venographic correlates in portal hypertension. Radiology. 1975 Sep;116(3):565-73. doi: 10.1148/116.3.565. PMID: 1153762.
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Radiology. 1975 Sep;116(3):565-73. doi: 10.1148/116.3.565.

Histological-venographic correlates in portal hypertension.

Radiology

J J Bookstein, H D Appelman, J F Walter, W D Foley, J G Turcotte, M Lambert

PMID: 1153762 DOI: 10.1148/116.3.565

Abstract

Magnification hepatic wedge venography and manometry were evaluated in 40 patients with portal hypertension and in 6 normal individuals. Venography (alone or in combination with manometry) generally facilitated prediction of histology in cirrhosis, hepato-venular occlusive disease, periportal fibrosis, congenital hepatic fibrosis, and portal vein obstruction. The magnification wedge venograms demonstrated a number of histological features of cirrhosis that have not previously been described in vivo, including porto-hepatic vein shunts, micro- and macronodular regeneration, and obstructive changes which were more severe in hepatic than in portal veins.

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