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| − | == Hepatic microvascular dysplasia ==
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| − | *Small intrahepatic portal vessels and portal endothelial hyperplasia which allows abnormal communication between portal and systemic circulation.
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| − | *Can develop as a separate entity or in conjunction with a portosystemic shunt.
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| − | *Can cause c/s similar to those of PSS.
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| − | *[[Control of Feeding - Anatomy & Physiology#The Vomit Reflex|Vomiting]], [[Diarrhoea|diarrhoea]], [[Urinary System - Anatomy & Physiology|urinary tract]] changes associated with ammonium biurate urolithiasis, stunted growth, prolonged recovery from anesthesia.
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| − | *Average age of presentation =3yrs.
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| − | *Mainly small dogs, esp. Yorkies
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| − | *Females>males
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| − | ===Histology===
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| − | **Arteriolarization of central veins
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| − | **smooth muscle proliferation (segmental) within the walls of central veins
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| − | **random distribution of small calibre vessels
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| − | **endothelial hyperplasia within portal triads
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| − | **dilation of periacinar vascular spaces.
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| − | **May also see decreased diameter of intrahepatic veins.
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| − | *Can’t be accurately distinguished from PSS alone.
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| − | *Seen in older dogs than PSS
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| − | *Higher MCV, serum postprandial bile acid concentrations, serum albumin and cholesterol concentrations when PSS and HMD together, compared to HMD alone.
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| − | == Idiopathic noncirrhotic portal hypertension ==
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| − | JAVMA paper
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| − | *Portal hypertension
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| − | *Sustained impairment of forward venous flow anywhere along the path from the portal vein to the right side of the heart.
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| − | *Luminal (thrombosis, parasites) or extraluminal obstruction (hepatic fibrosis or nodular regeneration) or relative restriction of flow due to massive portal volume overload (arterioportal fistulas).
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| − | *Hepatomegaly associated with posthepatic obstruction
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| − | *Microhepatica – associated with prehepatic/hepatic causes.
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| − | *Hepatic encephalopathy and GI bleeding not associated with posthepatic causes.
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| − | *Most common causes are RHS heart failure and severe diffuse hepatobiliary disease that results in cirrhosis.
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| − | ===Histology===
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| − | *indistinguishable from microvascular dysplasia or surgically created portosystemic shunts
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| − | **Portal triad arteriole proliferation
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| − | **portal veins small to large
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| − | **variable portal triad fibrosis
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| − | **hepatic lobule size variation
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| − | **arterioles scattered throughout hepatic parenchyma
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| − | **portal veins – small
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| − | **expanded perivenular connective tissue by arterioles and distended lymphatics.
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