Varices—A complication of alcoholic liver disease


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View of varices in the esophagus, a consequence of liver disease, using endoscopy. These dilated veins are being banded to prevent gastrointestinal bleeding.

Source: Marsano, L.S. et al. Diagnosis and treatment of alcoholic liver disease and its complications. Alcohol Research & Health 27(3):247–256, 2003.

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Prepared: February 2005


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