Can this be a symptom of portal hypertension? why or why not a) Right heart failure...
Can this be a symptom of portal hypertension? why or why not
a) Right heart failure
b) Rectal varices
13 Which organ does not receive blood from the superior mesenteric artery? pick one and explain why and why not the others.
a. Ascending colon
b. Cecum
c. Pancreas
d. Descending colon
e. Transverse colon
Homework Answers
The major symptom and the complication of portal hypertension is gastrointestinal bleeding landing up in spontaneous rupture and bleeding from the varices.
13)Descending colon is supplied by the inferior mesentric artery .It forms the third major branch of abdominal aorta supplying The descending colon,sigmoid colon and a part of rectum.Inferior mesentric vein carries deoxygenated blood .
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