Similar words: disease, diseased, eye disease, skin disease, heart disease, mental disease, genetic disease, meniere's disease. Meaning: n. a disease affecting the liver.
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1 Some alcoholics develop liver disease.
2 She got a rare liver disease when she was only twenty.
3 High alcohol consumption increases the risk of liver disease.
4 Elevated alkaline phosphatase is associated with liver disease and with both obstructive jaundice and intrahepatic jaundice.
5 Splenomegaly, ascites,(www.Sentencedict.com) and extrahepatic symptoms of chronic liver disease were notably absent.
6 The diagnosis of chronic liver disease was made by accepted clinical, serological and histological criteria.
7 Patients with liver disease may be susceptible to infection, particularly when this is secondary to alcohol abuse.
8 As controls, cryptogenic cases of chronic liver disease - that is without ANA-H or SMA-AA, were similarly studied.
9 Some people progress to liver disease, cirrhosis and liver cancer, and the virus can be fatal.
10 Patients with liver disease have also reported abnormal heart rhythms when taking Seldane alone.
11 The presence of liver disease may suggest a drinking problem, which predisposes the patient to forgotten head trauma and subdural hematoma.
12 Ray, now 69 and terminally ill with liver disease, has repeatedly changed his story over the years.
13 In alcoholic liver disease, transplant assessment was considered appropriate in the case of sustained abstinence following medical advice.
14 a genetic predisposition to liver disease.
15 Are liver disease and rectum cancer relative?
16 Loss of viral replication by interferon can lead to a substantial regression of liver disease and probably prolonged survival.
17 The role of these polymorphisms in a predisposition to alcoholic liver disease has now been examined in two studies.
18 Conversely, we found a highly significant association with the severity of liver disease as measured by the Child's classes.
19 These results strongly implicate acetaldehyde as one of the important pathogenetic factors in the development of alcoholic liver disease.
20 This is the first reported study to show convincingly the presence of functional hyposplenism in patients with alcoholic liver disease.
21 However, a number of problems confront investigators applying this technique to studies of alcoholic liver disease.
22 It seems likely that there is a similar under recording of alcoholic liver disease in the United Kingdom as a whole.
23 There are several possible explanations for the finding of functional hyposplenism in this group of patients with alcoholic liver disease.
24 They may be appropriate, however, in patients where the history or examination points to systemic disease such as chronic liver disease.
25 Liver transplantation has been gaining increasing support as a means of treating chronic end stage liver disease and fulminant hepatic failure.
26 The woman looked as if she was suffering from a terminal liver disease.
27 Testosterone administration can also increase ankle swelling in men who have edema from conditions such as liver disease or heart failure.
28 The man drank alcohol but his liver showed no signs of alcohol-related liver disease.
29 Clearly, therefore, factors other than the cumulative amount of alcohol consumed are involved in determining which patients develop liver disease.
30 Examples include patients with chronic infections, inflammation, malignancies, and liver disease.
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