What Is Compensated Cirrhosis?

Compensatory cirrhosis refers to various pathogenic factors acting on the liver, causing diffuse damage to the liver, degeneration and necrosis of hepatocytes, collapse of the reticulin support structure, proliferation of connective tissue during repair, and residual liver cells covered by fibrous septa Winding becomes regeneration nodules.

Compensatory cirrhosis

Compensatory cirrhosis refers to various pathogenic factors acting on the liver, causing diffuse damage to the liver, degeneration and necrosis of liver cells, collapse of the reticulate protein support structure, and during the repair process

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The diagnosis of compensatory cirrhosis is difficult. Patients often do not have typical clinical symptoms and signs, and some patients have normal laboratory tests. Comprehensive comprehensive tests are needed to determine whether the patient has entered the stage of liver cirrhosis, such as decreased albumin levels, white blood cells and

a In the treatment of liver cirrhosis, the bioremediation factor self-replicates and divides, and finally differentiates into normal and healthy liver functional cells, replacing necrotic liver cells;

b Bioremediation factors can generate cytokines to activate the self-repair potential of damaged bioremediation factors and promote regeneration of liver functional cells;

c In the early stage of liver cirrhosis, bioremediation factors can also reverse liver fibrosis.

A small amount of bone marrow mesenchymal bioremediation factor is extracted from patients with liver cirrhosis, and it is isolated and purified in vitro to extract bioremediation factor with differentiation potential, and it is returned to the patient's liver through the hepatic artery pathway under the interventional approach. These factors will automatically find the damaged part of the liver. Like "seeds", they replicate and divide themselves in the liver, differentiate into normal and healthy liver function cells, replace and repair necrotic liver cells, and also secrete cytokines to activate The repair potential of the liver cells themselves makes the liver function recover.

Bioremediation therapy is used to treat liver cirrhosis. The treatment process is as follows:

A. Patients undergoing pre-operative examinations should first undergo physical examination, and they can only be treated after meeting the clinical standards for bioremediation therapy;

B collection and extraction of a small amount of bone marrow blood from the patient;

C culture: Cell isolation, purification, culture expansion in a GMP cell laboratory that meets international standards;

Note: During this process, the clinician and laboratory technician will strictly monitor the extracted cells and evaluate the cell quality to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the cells.

D. The way of bioremediation factor input is mainly intervention, lumbar puncture and venous infusion.

Note: One course of bioremediation is to return cells in two sessions. The interval between the first and second infusion is

2 ~ 3 weeks. (After collecting bone marrow blood in the morning of the patient's medical treatment, the first infusion can be completed in the afternoon)

E. Postoperative monitoring and observation of adverse reactions (monitoring of body temperature, blood pressure, breathing and other vital signs within 8 hours to 2 days after autologous cell transplantation)

F Postoperative rehabilitation guidance Provides professional and scientific rehabilitation guidance for patients on post-operative life, diet, etc.

Digestive system diseases: cirrhosis, liver fibrosis, decompensated cirrhosis, complications of cirrhosis, ulcerative colitis, fatty liver, upper gastrointestinal ulcers, etc.

Neurological diseases: cerebral palsy, motor neuron disease, Parkinson's disease, cerebral hemorrhage, sequelae of cerebral infarction, sequelae of traumatic brain injury, etc.

Immune system diseases: diabetes, muscle weakness, vascular disease, dermatomyositis, sclerosis, leukemia, etc.

Orthopedic diseases: femoral head necrosis, spinal cord injury, nonunion, etc.

a People with shock or general failure who have unstable vital signs and cannot cooperate with examination and treatment;

b Patients with advanced malignancy;

c. Systemic infection or local severe infection before anti-infective rehabilitation;

d Patients with heart, lung, liver, kidney and other important organ dysfunction; those with multiple organ failure;

e People with coagulopathy;

f Serum tests (such as AIDS, hepatitis B, syphilis, etc.) are positive;

g Highly allergic constitution or history of severe allergies;

h Patients who have received radiotherapy and chemotherapy in a short period of time need to wait until the drug has subsided before starting bioremediation.

Bioremediation has unparalleled advantages over traditional methods:

Advantage one: Activate various factors in the body that are beneficial to cell regeneration, and promote cell function recovery (recent effects).

Advantage 2: Improve immunity in the body (long-term effect)

Advantage 3: Differentiate into liver cells, replace degenerate, degenerate, necrotic cells, and restore liver function (long-term effect).

Advantage four: make the cells around the necrotic lesion, especially the semi-apoptotic cells no longer degenerate and necrotize, and gradually restore function through treatment (recent effect).

The advantages of bioremediation therapy: it has significant curative effects, convenient material collection, good safety, no side effects, no immune rejection, no ethical issues, no pain, and low cost.

It is mainly to prevent hepatitis and actively treat hepatitis: pay attention to rest and exercise reasonably; pay attention to the rules of life; pay attention to eat more fresh vegetables and fruits; pay attention to avoid irritating food; pay attention to quit drinking.

Protein supplementation is especially important for patients with compensatory cirrhosis, at least 50 to 100 grams of protein per day, and fatty diets should be reduced, such as fatty meat and internal organs of livestock. Patients with this disease should supplement foods containing more cystine, choline and vitamins.

Cirrhosis diet needs to pay attention to one: protein diet carefully. Although it is emphasized that patients need to eat a high protein diet, patients with hepatic encephalopathy should have a low protein diet .

Liver cirrhosis diet needs to be cured two: eat with caution . It is better to eat 80% full. Do not overdo it. Do not feel bloating after eating. If you have post-prandial bloating, reduce the amount of soup before and after meals.

The liver cirrhosis diet needs to pay attention to three: symptomatic . Food varieties should be mainly digestible food, reduce protein intake when jaundice, and gradually increase protein intake when jaundice subsides, so as not to induce cholecystitis, increase jaundice or make jaundice difficult to subside.

Liver cirrhosis diet needs to pay attention to four: avoid fasting . Cirrhosis diet can choose fish, vegetables, bean sprouts, soy products, etc. The fruit is better with oranges and apples, but be careful not to eat fruits on an empty stomach.

Soy milk

Part 5 of the liver cirrhosis diet : health . During the treatment of cirrhosis, all food should be fresh and clean, so as not to worsen the condition due to decreased resistance and intestinal infections such as diarrhea.

Liver cirrhosis diet should pay attention to six: avoid rough . Liver cirrhosis diet should not be too rough, so as not to induce varicose vein rupture and bleeding.