Liver cirrhosis

        Liver cirrhosis (sclerosis hepatic) is a common chronic progressive liver disease, which is caused by one or more of the causes of chronic or recurrent liver damage. On the histopathology of liver cell necrosis, extensive residual hepatocellular nodular regeneration, hyperplasia of connective tissue and fibrous septa, lobular structure leads to the destruction of liver and pseudolobule, liver deformation gradually harden and develop into liver cirrhosis. Clinical symptoms of liver dysfunction and portal hypertension were mainly performed, and there were multiple system involvement, late upper gastrointestinal bleeding, hepatic encephalopathy, secondary infection and other complications.