New Concepts in Biliary Cirrhosis
New Concepts in Biliary Cirrhosis
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胆汁性肝硬化的新概念
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1987
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通讯作者:
J. Ludwig
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作者:
J. Ludwig
Traditionally, only two types of biliary cirrhosis have been recognized: primary and secondary. Primary biliary cirrhosis (PBC) is a well-defined chronic progressive liver disease, characterized by segmental granulomatous destruction of interlobular and septal bile ducts as well as a characteristic set of clinical and laboratory features.' The duct damage leads to portal and septal fibrosis and, ultimately, true biliary c i r r h o ~ i s . ~ The term "secondary biliary cirrhosis" describes the late manifestations of prolonged blockage of extrahepatic or perihilar intrahepatic bile ducts. In addition, the name is used as a collective designation for any type of biliary cirrhosis that is not primary. Currently, the preferred terms are "obstructive biliary cirrhosis" for the condition resulting from large-duct blockage, and "biliary cirrhosis," without another adjective, for the remaining nonprimary forms of biliary cirrhosis (Table 1). In recent years, detailed morphologic studies have shown that inflammatory nonsuppurative destruction of small bile ducts is not an exclusive manifestation of the syndrome of PBC; other biliary diseases share this important pathogenetic feature. Thus, several liver diseases have been recognized that are not PBC but morphogenetically resemble PBC more closely than classic or large-duct obstructive biliary cirrhosis. In this article, I have attempted to describe briefly these conditions and to incorporate them in a pathogenetic classification of biliary cirrhosis, based on the concept of large-duct and small-duct disease (Tables 2 and 3). In order to enhance clarity of the presentation, a glossary has been provided at the end of the article.
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29.4
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Knapp,AB;Crawford,JM;Rappeport,JM;Gollan,JL
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Gollan,JL