Cirrhosis
/sih-ROH-sis/Irreversible scarring of liver tissue.
End-stage liver disease characterized by fibrous septa surrounding regenerative hepatic nodules, causing portal hypertension.
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Irreversible scarring of liver tissue.
End-stage liver disease characterized by fibrous septa surrounding regenerative hepatic nodules, causing portal hypertension.
Cool, moist, and sweaty skin.
Physical finding indicating sympathetic vasoconstriction and diaphoresis, seen in cardiogenic shock, hypoglycemia, or severe pain.
Sudden loss of physical strength or consciousness.
Abrupt postural breakdown resulting from acute syncope, severe cardiac arrhythmia, or vasovagal episode.
Severe pain that comes and goes in rhythmic waves.
Paroxysmal cramping pain caused by smooth muscle spasm in hollow viscera attempting to bypass an obstruction (e.g. ureteral or biliary colic).
Present at or before birth.
Medical trait, anomaly, or disorder existing at birth due to genetic or intrauterine factors.
Involuntary violent muscle shaking or contractions.
Paroxysmal motor manifestation of abnormal excessive synchronous cerebral cortical electrical discharges during seizures.
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