Microbiota transplants from feces or gut content attenuated portal hypertension and portosystemic collaterals in cirrhotic rats

Keyphrases

• Feces 100%
• Portal Hypertension 100%
• Portosystemic Collaterals 100%
• Gut Contents 100%
• Transplantation 50%
• Angiogenesis 33%
• Sham 33%
• Liver Cirrhosis 33%
• Dysbiosis 33%
• Hyperdynamic Circulation 33%
• Portal Pressure 33%
• Portosystemic Shunt 33%
• Gut Dysbiosis 16%
• Fecal Microbiota Transplantation 16%
• Beneficial Effects 16%
• Fibrosis 16%
• Shunt 16%
• Distribution Method 16%
• Protein Expression 16%
• Clinical Investigation 16%
• Liver Injury 16%
• Cirrhosis 16%
• Dysregulation 16%
• Dysregulated 16%
• Vascular Tone 16%
• Bifidobacterium 16%
• Liver Fibrosis 16%
• Hepatic Encephalopathy 16%
• Bile Duct Ligation 16%
• Intrahepatic Resistance 16%
• Vasodilatation 16%
• Variceal Hemorrhage 16%
• Phosphorylated Endothelial Nitric Oxide Synthase 16%
• Vascular Density 16%
• Splenorenal Shunt 16%
• Lachnospiraceae 16%
• Vascular Contraction 16%
• Shunt Flow 16%
• Terminal Ileum 16%
• Chronic Liver Injury 16%
• Relevant Protein 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Gut 100%
• Transplantation 100%
• Feces 100%
• Portal Hypertension 100%
• Dysbiosis 60%
• Liver Cirrhosis 60%
• Angiogenesis 40%
• Liver Injury 40%
• Portal Venous Pressure 40%
• Portosystemic Anastomosis 40%
• Vascular Resistance 20%
• Fibrosis 20%
• Bleeding 20%
• Muscle Contractility 20%
• Protein Expression 20%
• Endothelial Nitric Oxide Synthase 20%
• Microsphere 20%
• Blood Vessel Tone 20%
• Liver Fibrosis 20%
• Vasodilatation 20%
• Bile Duct Ligation 20%
• Shunting 20%
• Hepatic Encephalopathy 20%
• Splenorenal Shunt 20%
• Lachnospiraceae 20%
• Terminal Ileum 20%
• Bifidobacterium 20%