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PORTAL BILIOPATHY.

By Dr.Pavan Kumar In GASTROINTESTINAL Posted August 26, 2018

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PORTAL BILIOPATHY.

Portal biliopathy is referable to biliary ductal changesin patients with portal hypertension. It is common in portal vein thrombosis and less often in cirrhosis andnoncirrhotic portal fibrosis. The changes includestricture and dilatation of both extra-and intra-hepaticbile ducts secondary to varices encircling the CBD andgallbladder wall. When these changes becomesignificant the individual manifests with obstructivejaundice. Choledocholithiasis is a common sequel. . The precise explanation of higher frequency ofportal biliopathy in EHPVO is not clear. The biliarystricture is either secondary to ischemia, or due to aprolonged compression of the biliary tree by the portalcavernoma.

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