Cardiogenic cirrhosis
Cardiogenic cirrhosis is caused by repeated attacks of chronic congestive heart failure. Long-term congestion and hypoxia lead to the proliferation of liver reticular fibrosis, mainly star-shaped fibrosis in the center of the liver lobule. The fibrous tissue divides the liver lobule into irregular cell clusters, that is, pseudolobule formation.
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Site of disease:
Liver and heart -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Patients with liver disease -
Related symptoms:
Liver disease face Refractory ascites Cyanosis Palm of the liver Liver failure -
Concurrent disease: