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Congenital hepatic fibrosis in children
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1981Twenty-seven children with congenital hepatic fibrosis were followed for three months to 12 years. Hepatosplenomegaly, normal liver function tests, and kidney abnormalities were present in most patients, indicating that a correct diagnosis of congenital hepatic fibrosis could be made using simple clinical, biologic, and radiologic criteria.
F, Alvarez +6 more
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Chulalongkorn Medical Journal, 1978
Congenital Hepatic fibrosis is an uncommon disease, which is autosomal recessive. Two forms of the disease are distinguished: a rare one becoming manifest in the neonatal period with signs of progressive renal failure secondary to polycystic kidneys, in such cases the liver fibrosis is usually asymptomatic, and the diagnosis is therefore often first ...
H J, Hansen, A W, Iepsen, A, Schmidt
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Congenital Hepatic fibrosis is an uncommon disease, which is autosomal recessive. Two forms of the disease are distinguished: a rare one becoming manifest in the neonatal period with signs of progressive renal failure secondary to polycystic kidneys, in such cases the liver fibrosis is usually asymptomatic, and the diagnosis is therefore often first ...
H J, Hansen, A W, Iepsen, A, Schmidt
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1991
The name, “congenital hepatic fibrosis”, suggested by Kerr and colleagues in 1961 [1], describes the condition well but fails to indicate its relationship to cystic disease of the liver and kidney. The lesion was first described in 1929 by MacMahon [2] as a rare curiosity. Grumbach et al. related it to portal hypertension in 1954 [3]. Six patients were
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The name, “congenital hepatic fibrosis”, suggested by Kerr and colleagues in 1961 [1], describes the condition well but fails to indicate its relationship to cystic disease of the liver and kidney. The lesion was first described in 1929 by MacMahon [2] as a rare curiosity. Grumbach et al. related it to portal hypertension in 1954 [3]. Six patients were
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[Congenital hepatic fibrosis].
Maternidade e infancia; arquivos medicos-sociais, 1970A, Martirani, F, Gayoto, L A, da Silva
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Imaging findings in congenital hepatic fibrosis
European Journal of Radiology, 2007Okan Akhan, Ali Devrim Karaosmanoglu
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Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma arising in congenital hepatic fibrosis: report of an autopsy case
Journal of Hepatology, 1998Hajime Ohta +2 more
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