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A patient with right hea failure secondary to tricuspid regurgitation is found to have increased liver enzymes. USG shows enlargement of the liver. If the patient is developing 'nutmeg liver', what can be the etiology?

A

CVC

B

Infarction of liver

C

Amyloidosis

D

Budd chiari syndrome

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