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The Encyclopedia of Hepatitis And Other Liver Diseases (Facts on File Library of Health and Living) (English Edition) de James H. Chow
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- Name: The Encyclopedia of Hepatitis And Other Liver Diseases (Facts on File Library of Health and Living) (English Edition)
- Autor: James H. Chow
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Hepatitis types symptoms and treatment hepatitis refers to an inflammatory condition of the liver its commonly caused by a viral infection but there are other possible causes of hepatitis
Hepatitis definition types causes amp symptoms britannica hepatitis inflammation of the liver that results from a variety of causes both infectious and noninfectious infectious agents that cause hepatitis include viruses and parasites noninfectious causes include certain drugs and toxic agents in some instances hepatitis results from an autoimmune reaction
Liver disease hcp educational resources hepatic health hepatic health represents a new educational resource from gilead sciences and is designed to meet the educational needs of healthcare professionals and people with an interest in the field of liver disease particularly with regard to chronic hepatitis c virus hcv infection hepatitis b virus hbv infection nonalcoholic fatty liver disease nafld and nonalcoholic steatohepatitis nash
Hepatitis a british liver trust pioneering liver health hepatitis a sometimes called hep a or hav is an infection of the liver caused by a virus a virus is a tiny organism it cannot be seen without a microscope that needs to get inside living cells to live and reproduce replicate
List of books and articles about hepatitis online hepatitis can be incurred as a complication of several other disorders in addition to viral infection among them amebic dysentery cirrhosis of the liver and mononucleosis also alcohol carbon tetrachloride some tranquilizers and antibiotics and many other substances can produce a toxic reaction in the liver resulting in toxic hepatitis
Regional hepatitis data who world health organization an estimated 3 of deaths in the region are attributed to acute hepatitis b and e relatedcomplications in 2016 most deaths from chronic hepatitis occurred in china followed by japan and viet nam the who western pacific region wpro has a high burden of hepatitis b and c with high incidence rates of liver cancer in many countries
Liver disease types of liver problems amp their causes liver disease hepatic disease is any disease that negatively affects the normal healthy performance of the liver learn more about types of liver problems and their causes at webmd
Hepatitis a virus essential knowledge and a novel other infections in which acute hepatitis sometimes manifests include epsteinbarr virus cytomegalovirus yellow fever disseminated herpes simplex adenovirus hiv infection malaria leptospirosis syphilis rocky mountain spotted fever typhoid fever and q fever 47 noninfectious causes of similar symptoms should also be considered including druginduced liver injury eg from
Hepatitis pathophysiology amp disease processdiagram hepatitis viruses generally do not destroy the living cells in which they replicateinsteadthe original infected cell releases new viruses that move on to infect other hepatocytesthe first cell is damagedbut not destroyedusually the liver can repair the damaged hepatocytehowever over a period of years of rebuilding of hepatocytes can cause long term liver damage