[Scintigraphic signs of liver cirrhosis]

A complex of statistical and dynamic methods for evaluation of the state of parenchyma and organ microcirculation of the liver was used before and after endovascular operations. Liver size, specific count over the right and left lobes of the liver, a ratio of the count over the right lobe to that over the left lobe, spleen size, specific count over the spleen, the liver/spleen ratio, a bone marrow uptake, a contribution of the arterial and venous components to the liver blood supply in a study of the liver blood flow, cardioportal time, a period of semiaccumulation of the drug in the liver and the share of the drug accumulated in the liver in the unit of time were determined. A degree of the importance of each of the quantitative criteria for diagnosis of hepatocirrhosis as well as the nature of regenerative processes after liver retrograde infusion and liver arterial blood flow reduction were shown.