SINUSOIDAL STENOSIS AS THE CAUSE OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION IN CHOLINE DEFICIENT DIET INDUCED FATTY CIRRHOSIS OF THE RAT LIVER
SINUSOIDAL STENOSIS AS THE CAUSE OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION IN CHOLINE DEFICIENT DIET INDUCED FATTY CIRRHOSIS OF THE RAT LIVER
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肝窦狭窄是缺乏胆碱饮食诱发大鼠脂肪性肝硬化门静脉高压的原因
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1974
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K. Nakata
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Kazuyoshi Wada;K. Fujimoto;Yukimura Fujikawa;Y. Shibayama;Hideaki Mitsui;K. Nakata
The anatomical lesion of the liver is evaluated as being responsible for development of portal hypertension through measurement of portal vein pressures, hemodynamical analysis of Isolated perfused livers, diameter measurement of intrahepatic vascular trees, and histological as well as his‐tometrical examinations of the liver in rats fed with choline deficient diet. The mean portal vein pressure was elevated from the normal level, 132 mm H2O to 175 mm H2O In fatty liver, to 179 mm H2O In fatty liver with fibrosis, and to 218 mm H,0 in fatty cirrhosis of liver. The hepatic blood flow of the isolated perfused rat liver definitely decreased from the normal level, 3.0 ml/g/min to 1.2 ml/g/min in fatty liver, 0.4 ml/g/min in fatty liver with fibrosis and 0.7 ml/g/min in fatty cirrhosis of liver under the condition of Ht 33.5% and perfusion pressure 135 mm H2O. There was no abnormality in the pre‐and post sinusoidal vessel, but the space of sinusoid was markedly diminished, reciprocally, to the enlargement of the hepatic cells. An intimate correlationship existed between portal hypertension and reduction of sinusoidal space. Connective tissue proliferation did not have much to do with the increase in hepatic vascular resistance. The present experiment suggested that reduction of sinusoidal space was the anatomical lesion related to development of portal hypertension in choline deficient diet induced fatty liver as well as fatty cirrhosis of the liver (sinusoidal hypertension).