and Incomplete Septal Cirrhosis
Non-cirrhotic portal hypertension & incomplete septal cirrhosis
Non-cirrhotic portal hypertension & incomplete septal cirrhosis
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Vascular Lesions in the Evolution (<strong>and</strong> Regression) of <strong>Cirrhosis</strong><br />
(from Wanless, Arch Pathol Lab Med 2000; 124: 1599-1607)<br />
A. Normal liver<br />
B. Obliteration of small portal <strong>and</strong> hepatic veins<br />
(e.g. secondary to inflammation)<br />
→ Parenchymal ischaemia<br />
C. Loss of ischaemic parenchyma (“extinction”)<br />
→ Atrophy<br />
→ Approximation of vascular structures<br />
→ Fibrosis (sinusoidal)
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