Intrahepatic Calcification

Postpartum Acute Liver Dysfunction: A Case of Acute Fatty Liver of Pregnancy Developing Massive Intrahepatic Calcification

The function of the liver is particularly affected by the unique physiologic milieu of the pregnancy. Pregnancy-related liver diseases encompass a spectrum of different etiologies that are related to gestation or one of its complications. Hepatic calcification, a rare entity, is usually associated with infectious, vascular, or neoplastic lesions in the liver. To the best of our knowledge, only ...

Intrahepatic ovulation

Ectopic ovaries are a rare finding in the literature, with fewer than 50 published cases to date. This phenomenon has been found in the omentum, bladder, mesentery, and uterus; attached to the colon; inside the left labia majora; and in the kidney. Various etiologies have been proposed, including postsurgical or postinflammatory transplantation, malignant origins, and abnormal embryologic devel...

Intrahepatic ramifications of the portal vein in the horse

The ramifications of the portal vein in the liver of horses were studied by using corrosion casting and gross dissection. The portal vein in the horse supplies the hepatic lobes by six major branches. The right lobe is supplied by three main branches, namely the dorsal diaphragmatic, the right caudodorsal and the right intermediate branches. The left branch supplies the left lateral and medial ...

intrahepatic cholelithiasis

a case o f intrahepatic stone and its t r eat ment i s present e d . the t ype s o f i ntrahepatic s tones , t h e etiological f act o r , t he ways of di agno s is and t reatment a re b eing discussed. the disease is common in far eastern c ountri es a nd asian are a, with c lonorchi s s i nens is inf estation, but s peci ally in iran when the s tones i s a lone in intrahepatic ducts without e...

Liver: Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma