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Non – Cirrhotic Portal Hypertension A case requiring liver transplantation Clinical Summary • Female, age 62. • Presumed alcoholic liver disease with cirrhosis. • Recurrent variceal bleeds. Patent portal vein. • Transjugular intrahepatic porto-systemic shunts inserted (x2). • No previous biopsy • Liver transplantation
Nodular Regenerative Hyperplasia • Hyperplastic nodules typically small –1-3 mm diameter • Occasionally much larger – up to several centimetres (largest nodule 7 cm diameter in series reported by Hikada, 2005) • Malignant transformation very uncommon
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