(isim) siroz

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Definition of (isim) siroz in Turkish English dictionary

cirrhosis

A chronic disease of the liver caused by damage from toxins (including alcohol), metabolic problems, hepatitis or nutritional deprivation. It is characterised by an increase of fibrous tissue and the destruction of liver cells

Progressive disease of the liver, characterized by liver cell damage, scarring of the liver, and abnormal liver architecture and function

Cirrhosis of the liver is an irreversible condition in which the liver tissues are replaced by scar tissue as the result of prolonged, chronic abuse of alcohol Consequently, the liver can no longer process toxins efficiently This causes a build up of poisons in the blood This build up is ultimately fatal

A disease that affects the liver Scar tissue replaces normal healthy tissue, stopping the liver from working properly It has several causes, but alcoholism is one of the most common Cirrhosis of the liver usually appears after more than ten years of heavy drinking

extensive scarring and destruction of the cells in the liver, often due to excessive alcohol intake

a chronic disease of the liver characterized by nodular regeneration of hepatocytes and diffuse fibrosis It is caused by parenchymal necrosis followed by nodular proliferation of the surviving hepatocytes The regenerating nodules and accompanying fibrosis interfere with blood flow through the liver and result in portal hypertension, hepatic insufficiency, jaundice and ascites

A chronic disease of the liver, characterized by an overgrowth of connective tissue or fibrosis

a long term disease of the liver in which the liver becomes covered with fiber-like tissue

(suh-ROH-sis) A chronic liver condition caused by scar tissue and cell damage Cirrhosis makes it hard for the liver to remove poisons (toxins) like alcohol and drugs from the blood These toxins build up in the blood and may affect brain function

An inflammation of the liver that can increase the risk of certain kinds of gallstones

Permanent scarring of the liver

Cirrhosis or cirrhosis of the liver is a disease which destroys a person's liver and which can kill them. It is often caused by drinking too much alcohol. a serious disease of the liver, often caused by drinking too much alcohol (kirrhos ; from the appearance of the diseased liver). Degeneration of functioning liver cells and their replacement with fibrous connective tissue, leading to scarring. The most common cause is alcohol abuse with malnutrition. Others include bile duct obstruction, viral infection, toxins, iron or copper accumulation in liver cells, and syphilis. Jaundice, edema, and great abdominal swelling are common in all. Death usually results from internal bleeding or hepatic coma due to blood chemical imbalance

a condition in which the liver becomes scarred, fibrous and filled with fat, thus reducing its ability to function Causes include infection (e g , hepatitis) and excessive alcohol consumption

a chronic disease interfering with the normal functioning of the liver; the major cause is chronic alcoholism

A condition where scar tissue develops in the liver - to the extent where such scarring becomes extensive and permanent Cirrhosis interferes with the normal functioning of the liver

The endpoint of many different kinds of liver disease It involves extensive fibrosis or scarring over throughout the liver Cirrhosis is generally felt to be irreversible Cirrhosis can be broken down into two phases: stable cirrhosis, during which the liver continues to perform its normal functions, and unstable or decompensated cirrhosis, during which the liver is not able to keep up with all of its chores

{i} disease of the liver (chiefly caused by excess consumption of alcohol)

1 Any diffuse fibrosis which destroys the normal lobular architecture of the liver with destruction and regeneration of hepatic parenchymal cells 2 Interstitial inflammation of any tissue or organ

Definition: A condition characterized by widespread nodules in the liver combined with fibrosis The fibrosis and nodule formation causes distortion of the normal liver architecture which interferes with blood flow through the liver

Cirrhosis is a process in the liver that is characterized on biopsy as having scarring and nodule formation It is thought to occur following the death of many, many liver cells A simplified explanation is that something hurts the cells of the liver, which then die, leaving a scarred liver A liver with cirrhosis may be small and shrunken, as in the case of cirrhosis due to hepatitis or excessive alcohol, or it may be very much enlarged, as in the case of primary biliary cirrhosis and biliary atresia In all cases it is nodular and firmer than it should be Normal liver is very soft and spongy A liver with cirrhosis is very firm and hard The exact cause of cirrhosis is not known

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(i·sim) si·roz