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南通大学
2014
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2015
学年第
1
学期
消化内科
研究生试卷(
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试题
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专业英语试题
liver
pathogenesis of renal dysfunction and
sodium retention in cirrhosis is the
disease.
One
of
the
key
events
thought
to
be
critical
in
the
PATHOGENESIS OF ASCITES FORMATION
development
1
.
effective
of
systemic
vasodilatation,
mechanism
responsible for these changes in vascular function
is unknown
arterial
blood
volume
and
a
which
hyperdynamic
causes
a
decrease
in
hepatic
Portal
Role of portal hypertension
but may involve increased vascular
synthesis of nitric oxide, prostacyclin,
cavity.
sinusoids
hypertension
and
favours
increases
transudation
the
hydrostatic
of
fluid
pressure
into
the
within
peritoneal
the
as
well as changes in plasma concentrations of
glucagon,substance P, or
cirrhosis
rarely develop ascites. Thus patients do not
develop ascites with
However,
patients
with
presinusoidal
portal
hypertension
without
calcitonin gene related peptide.
isolated chronic extrahepatic portal
venous occlusion non-cirrhotic causes
of portal hypertension such as
congenital hepatic fibrosis, except following
Bernardi et al have shown marked
changes in secretion of atrial natriuretic
However, the haemodynamic changes vary
with posture, and studies by
an
peptide
Conversely, acute
hepatic vein thrombosis, causing postsinusoidal
portal
insult
to
liver
function
such
as
gastrointestinal
haemorrhage.
addition,
with
hypertension,
have been disputed. It is agreed
however that under supine conditions and
data
posture, as
showing
a
well
decreased
as
changes
effective
in
systemic haemodynamics.
arterial
volume
in
cirrhosis
In
occurs as a consequence of structural
changes within the liver in cirrhosis
is
usually
associated
with
ascites.
Portal
hypertension
in
and increased splanchnic blood flow.
Progressive collagen deposition and
vasodilatation.
experimental
animals,
there
is
an
increase
in
cardiac
output
and
formation of nodules
alter the normal vascular architecture of the
liver and
increase resistance to portal
flow. Sinusoids may become less distensible
homeostatic
The
development
with the
formation of collagen within the space of Disse.
While this may
activation of the renin-
angiotensin system to maintain blood pressure
during
response
of
involving
renal
vasoconstriction
increased
renal
sympathetic
in
cirrhosis
activity
is
partly
and
a
give
systemic
vasodilatation. Decreased renal blood flow
decreases glomerular
suggested
the
impression
of
a
static
portal
system,
recent
studies
filtration
sinusoidal tone and thus portal
pressure.
that activated
hepatic
stellate
cells
may
dynamically
regulate
have
Cirrhosis is associated
with enhanced reabsorption of sodium both at the
rate
and
thus
the
delivery
and
fractional
excretion
of
sodium.
proximal tubule and at the distal
tubule. Increased reabsorption of sodium in
which
Sinusoidal
endothelial
cells
form
an
extremely
porous
the
plasma
is
aldosterone.
distal
tubule
50
proteins.
almost
completely
In
contrast,
permeable
splanchnic
to
capillaries
macromolecules,
membrane
have
a
including
concentrations
However,
is
due
some
to
patients
increased
with
circulating
ascites
have
concentrations
normal
of
trans-
sinusoidal oncotic pressure gradient in the liver
is virtually zero while
–
100
times less than that of hepatic sinusoids. As a
consequence, the
pore
size
reabsorption
it is
0.8
sensitivity to aldosterone or to
other undefined mechanisms.
in
of
the
aldosterone,
distal
tubule
leading
may
to
be
the
related
suggestion
to
enhanced
that
plasma
sodium
renal
pressure
–
0.9 (80%
effect
gradients
–
90% of
maximum) in the splanchnic circulation. Oncotic
at such
extreme ends of
the
spectrum minimise
vasodilatation
In
compensated cirrhosis, sodium retention can occur
in the absence of
transmicrovascular
fluid exchange. Therefore, the old concept that
ascites
the
changes
in
plasma
albumin
concentration
may
have
any
on
can
is formed secondary to
decreased oncotic pressure is false, and plasma
changes
reduce
albumin
hepatorenal
in
renal
and
effective
the
systemic
blood
flow
hypovolaemia.
Sinusoidal
portal
hypertension
circulation,
even
in
suggesting
the
absence
the
of
existence
haemodynamic
of
a
formation.
concentrations
have
little
severity
and
Portal
hypertension
is
critical
influence
to
the
on
development
the
rate
of
of
ascites,
ascites
abnormalities of sodium handling in
cirrhosis
of
liver
reflex.
disease
Similarly,
and
in
portal
addition
pressure
to
systemic
also
contribute
vasodilation,
to
the
the
portal
ascites
portacaval
gradient
rarely
vasodilatation
In compensated cirrhosis, sodium
retention can occur in the absence of
ascites.
shunt
of
to
<
develops
12
decrease
mm
Hg.
in
patients
with
a
wedged
hepatic
venous
portal
Conversely,
pressure
insertion
often
causes
of
a
resolution
side
to
side
of
can
2
.
changes
reduce
renal
and
effective
blood
flow
hypovolaemia.
Sinusoidal
portal
hypertension
hepatorenal
in
the
systemic
circulation,
even
in
suggesting
the
absence
the
of
existence
haemodynamic
of
a
due
The
Pathophysiology of
sodium and water retention
severity
features of either “underfill” or
“overfill” depending on posture or severity of
to
classical
“underfill”
explanations
or
“overfill”
of
are
sodium
oversimplified.
and
water
Patients
retention
may
occurring
exhibit
abnormalities of sodium
handling in cirrhosis.
of
liver
reflex.
disease
Similarly,
and
in
portal
addition
pressure
to
systemic
also
contribute
vasodilation,
to
the
the
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