Liver metastases - an unusual cause of portal hypertension
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Abstract
Portal hypertension is a rare complication of liver metastases. We present a case with a history of two months of progressive painless abdominal distension and progressively increasing yellowish discoloration of the eyes. A diagnosis of multiple metastases from breast carcinoma to the liver leading to portal hypertension was made.
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