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Exam

Overt Clinical Signs Specific to Cirrhosis (advanced fibrosis) of the Liver
 

The following clinical signs suggest the presence of cirrhosis. 
These findings included:

  • distended abdominal veins (Caput Medusae)

  • ascites

  • gynecomastia

  • Terrys nails

  • ​facial telangiectasia - spider nevi (angioma) 

  • palmar erythema 

  • jaundice

Distended abdominal veins (Caput Medusae)

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Ascites

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Gynecomastia

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Terrys nails

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Normal nails

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Facial telangiectasia - Spider nevi (angioma) 

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Palmar erythema

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Palmar erythema - 1.jpg

Jaundice 

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