4. Definition:
1. Diffuse disorder of liver characterised
by;
2. Complete loss of normal architecture,
3. Replaced by extensive fibrosis with,
4. Regenerating parenchymal nodules.
5. A chronic progressive disease of the liver
characterized by diffused damage to cells
with fibrosis and nodular regeneration
Repeated destruction of hepatic cells
causes the formation of scar tissues
6. Introduction
Cirrhosis is common end result of many
chronic liver disorders.
Diffuse scarring of liver – follows
hepatocellular necrosis of hepatitis.
Inflammation
Loss of normal architecture & function.
7. Major types of Cirrhosis
Laennec Cirrhosis
Post necrotic
Biliary
Cardiac