macronodular cirrhosis

macronodular cirrhosis: cirrhosis in which regenerative nodules are more than 3 mm in diameter, seen most often following subacute hepatic necrosis due to toxic or viral hepatitis. The reticulin framework of normal lobules collapses and may be replaced by broad bands of fibrous tissue separating regenerative nodules of various sizes. Called also multilobular c., periportal c., postnecrotic c., and toxic c.

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Cirrhosis — Classification and external resources A person with massive ascites and caput medusae due to cirrhotic liver failure ICD 10 K … Wikipedia
macronodular — mac·ro·nod·u·lar näj ə lər adj characterized by large nodules <macronodular cirrhosis> * * * mac·ro·nod·u·lar (mak″ro nodґu lər) characterized by large nodules … Medical dictionary
toxic cirrhosis — macronodular cirrhosis caused by a toxic agent … Medical dictionary
micronodular cirrhosis — cirrhosis in which the regenerative nodules are less than 3 mm in diameter; this is typical of alcoholic cirrhosis. Cf. macronodular c … Medical dictionary
posthepatitic cirrhosis — cirrhosis, usually of the macronodular type, occurring as a sequela to acute hepatitis … Medical dictionary
postnecrotic cirrhosis — post·ne·crot·ic cirrhosis .pōst nə krät ik n cirrhosis of the liver following widespread necrosis of liver cells esp. as a result of hepatitis * * * macronodular c … Medical dictionary
multilobular cirrhosis — periportal cirrhosis macronodular c … Medical dictionary

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