Using a flow diagram, give the pathophysiology of a fatty liver 2° to alcoholism.
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- alcoholism can lead to
- excessive secretion of aldehydes leads to
- stimulation of kufper cells, stellate cells and hepatocytes leads to
- production of specific agents like, virus, toxins etc leads to
- toxins stimulate release of cytokines leads to
- cachexia, hypergammaglobunemia, fibrosis which are the symptoms of 20 liver disease.
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Using
a flow diagram, give the
pathophysiology of a fatty liver 2° to
alcoholism.
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The adipose tissue is an important regulator of energy
metabolism. In obese patients with insulin resistance, fatty liver
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What is the result of adiiponectin administration to mice while
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inflammation. Liver specimens were taken from mouse livers after 5
weeks of LC diet (a and d), LE
diet (b and e), or LE + Ad diet
(c and f)...
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