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Hemorrhage of liver

Known as: HEPATIC HEMORRHAGE, hemorrhage liver, hepatic bleeding 
Bleeding originating from the liver.
National Institutes of Health

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HemorrhageVascular Diseasescirculatory disordershepatobiliary disease

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2003
2003
A case of familial Mediterranean fever and polyarteritis nodosa complicated by spontaneous perirenal and subcapsular hepatic hemorrhage requiring multiple arterial embolizations
The association of familial Mediterranean fever (FMF) and polyarteritis nodosa (PAN) has been well established. These patients… 
2001
2001
Managing hepatic bleeding with autologous plasma/collagen-based fibrin sealant.
Highly Cited
1989
Highly Cited
1989
Fibrin glue achieves hemostasis in patients with coagulation disorders.
Fibrin glue (FG), made with highly concentrated human fibrinogen and clotting factors, was used to achieve parenchymal organ… 
1987
1987
Intact glucosinolates and glucosinolate hydrolysis products as causative agents in liver hemorrhage in laying hens
1985
1985
Blunt liver trauma at the Sunnybrook Regional Trauma Unit.
Between June 1, 1976 and Mar. 31, 1983, the Sunnybrook Medical Centre Regional Trauma Unit in Toronto, Ont., admitted 145… 
1980
1980
Hepatic artery ligation for delayed hepatic hemorrhage.
Selective hepatic artery ligation (SHAL) was successfully employed to control delayed massive hepatic hemorrhage in two patients… 
Highly Cited
1975
Highly Cited
1975
Selective ligation of the hepatic artery for trauma of the liver.
Selective ligation of sundry hepatic arteries in patients with hepatic trauma obviated death from hepatic bleeding in 59 of 60… 
1954
1954
Control of liver hemorrhage by split-thickness skin grafting: experimental study.
HEMORRHAGE has always been a limiting factor in resective or traumatic surgery of the liver.* Despite the development of… 
1950
1950
The use of oxidized cellulose to control hepatic bleeding.
Review
1948
Review
1948
The treatment of ruptured liver with absorbable hemostatics; report of three cases.
SURGERY of the liver has lagged behind surgical operations on the other abdominal viscera, mainly because of the difficulty of… 
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