Zusammenfassung
Die normale Leberdurchblutung beim Erwachsenen beträgt 1.500±300m1/min, wovon ca. 75% auf die Pfortader und ca. 25% auf die A. hepatica entfallen. Somit dienen etwa 25% des Herzzeitvolumens der Blutversorgung der Leber. Etwa 10–15% des Blutvolumens des Organismus sind in der Leber gespeichert.
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Stein, J., Schröder, O. (2002). Prüfung der Leberdurchblutung und des portosystemischen Shuntvolumens. In: Funktionsdiagnostik in der Gastroenterologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-07355-1_16
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