Question 422 · LEK · Cross-cutting topics
Liver enlargement might be caused by:
1) ADPKD;
2) haemochromatosis;
3) amyloidosis;
4) late-stage hepatic cirrhosis;
5) metastases to the liver;
2) haemochromatosis;
3) amyloidosis;
4) late-stage hepatic cirrhosis;
5) metastases to the liver;
- A. 2,3,4,5.
- B. 1,2,3,5.
- C. 2, 3.
- D. 1, 5.
- E. all of the above.
Hint
Think which conditions add mass to the liver (cysts, deposits, tumour) and which one shrinks it as fibrosis advances.
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