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acute hepatitis inflammation of the liver less than 6 months acute hepatitis viruses A, B, C, D, E and G viruses pathology clinical pictures clinical pictures Icteric anicteric complications complications hepatic extra hepatic Hepatic acute chronic investigations investigations Liver functions Liver functions
acute hepatitis
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bilirubin biphasic slightly enlarged << Liver sonar inflammation Edema spleen enlarged stool Clay color Clay color it is a stool stercobilinogen variable << urobilinogen Urine dark frothy
20 %
clay color
CBC
hepatitis D virus
hepatitis D virus
Hepatitis E virus
hepatitis A virus
stool
stool
virus
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Hepatitis B markers D virus hepatitis B surface antigen D virus Is incomplete virus infection B Positive << hepatitis B marker D virus
stool
virus
Ig G detection RT PCR
A virus Ig M
hepatitis E virus Ig G Ig M Ig M
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Ig G
Hepatitis D virus
Hepatitis A
hepatitis B core antigen ) HBc Ag DNA hepatitis B surface antigen DNA protein DNA hepatitis B core antigen e antigen Proteins
antibodies
hepatitis B surface antigen 6- 3- 6 Hepatitis B surface antigen 6- 3- 6 6 3 he is a carrier << 6 Infection carrier
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hepatitis B vaccine hepatitis B surface antigen vaccine infection Hepatitis B vaccine infection
vaccine
Hepatitis B virus
infection
risk
Which is very strange hepatitis B virus naturally << Infection for life
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antibodies
hepatitis B core antigen Liver biopsy Hepatitis B core antigen only << Liver biopsy
dormant infection
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proliferating
Hepatitis
vaccine interferon
interferon vaccine hepatitis B virus Mutation Mutation virus e antigen e antibody Hepatitis B virus e antibody e antigen Hepatitis marker virus
Hepatitis B
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Mutation e antigen
DNA DNA
core antigen
e antigen
DNA
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virus
DNA
rapidly proliferating
e antigen virus
Hepatitis markers Hepatitis B markers serological window serological gap What is serological gap ( or serological window ) Hepatitis B surface antigen 6- 3- 6 antibody 3 Persist for life few days antibody few days antibody
antigen
antigen
e antibody
antibody e antigen
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Liver biopsy hepatitis B core antigen hepatitis B Core Ig M serological gap Hepatitis B core Ig M
Most recent hepatitis B PCR hepatitis B virus PCR viruses quantitative virus viruses PCR
Hepatitis C virus Hepatitis C virus antibodies detection Hepatitis C virus 4 ELISA technique antibodies detection ELISA technique Against hepatitis C virus Positive
antibody
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diagnosis confirm Positive Detection of antibody by RIBA technique (Recombinant immune blot assay)
ELISA
target
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RIBA technique
positive diagnosis
ELISA confirm
RT PCR RNA
treatment Treatment Hepatitis treatment Prevention how to prevent hepatitis hepatitis A virus to prevent hepatitis A virus Food hygiene
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Hepatitis A virus
If you are travelling to an endemic area vaccine allergic Immune globulins antibodies Against hepatitis A virus Immune globulins immune globulins 0.02 dose protection for two months
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Hepatitis Incubation period manifestations Infection Immune globulins within two weeks antibodies from exposure Immune globulins within two weeks protection
exposure
Protection against Hepatitis B screening for blood donors screening of organ donors
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category vaccine vaccine Hepatitis B surface antigen protein genetic engineering 016 vaccine 016 zero 6 protection 5 5 You have to measure the serum antibodies serum antibodies booster dose
How to protect against hepatitis C virus vaccine How to protect against hepatitis D virus By protecting against B
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hepatitis B
immune globulins within two days Immune globulins From exposure Hepatitis A within two weeks
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acute hepatitis
specific treatment
acute hepatitis Bed rest normal 1.5 1.5 enzymes bilirubin bilirubin Bed rest 1.5 bilirubin
Normal
sclera
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sclera 1.5
Hepatitis
Medical tradition
nausea
treatment treatment
Liver cirrhosis
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Liver Cirrhosis
Liver cirrhosis liver cirrhosis hepatic lobule central vein Portal area hepatic artery central vein Liver columns columns sinusoid Portal vein hepatic artery sinusoid central vein
bile duct
portal vein
replacement
replacement
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Definition Liver cirrhosis is degeneration of the liver cells which is associated by regeneration and formation of nodules which surround by fibrosis and this will lead to loss hepatic architecture Liver cirrhosis definition Etiology etiologies
cirrhosis
Morphology
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Liver Liver
cirrhosis cirrhosis
Liver
cirrhosis
cirrhosis Liver asymptomatic cirrhosis asymptomatic accidently accidently examination shrunken liver Hepatomegaly splenomegaly cirrhosis Liver
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hepatic encephalopathy
ascites
clinical pictures of the cause complicated by hepatocellular carcinoma cirrhosis Investigations liver function test liver function test chronic liver cell failure manifestations Liver function test
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Investigations for the cause treatment treatment of liver cell failure chronic liver cell failure look above
Liver transplantation
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Pathology Degeneration, regeneration, fibrosis Loss of hepatic architecture specific pathology hepatocyte Ground glass appearance virus particles
Liver
pathology
clinical pictures discovered accidently asymptomatic shrunken liver and splenomegaly shrunken liver by finding hepatomeglay symptomatic manifestations of liver cell failure Portal hypertension Clinical pictures of the cause clinical pictures of the cause
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hepatocellular carcinoma
Investigations of the cause investigations of the cause markers treatment Liver cell failure Portal hypertension cause cause hepatitis cause
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Haemochromatosis
definition Degeneration, regeneration, fibrosis Loss of hepatic architecture Due to deposition of iron in liver definition etiology etiology
haemochromatosis
Primary Secondary
secondary parentral iron therapy of course tissues repeated blood transfusion iron Hemolytic anemia
acidic iron
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defect
primary haemochromatosis mucosal block theory Which means iron haemochromatosis iron
6 Pathology Degeneration, regeneration, fibrosis Loss of hepatic architecture specific Hepatocytes iron
shrunken liver
Symptomatic Manifestations of liver cell failure Manifestations of portal hypertension Clinical pictures of the cause cause
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bronze diabetes
diabetes
peripheral neuritis << C.N.S. cardiomyopathy << heart interstitial fibrosis << Lung pancreatitis << pancreas
renal tubular dysfunction << Kidney Ulcers pigmentation << skin testis supra renal pituitary damage
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reflection reflection iron magnetic waves << MRI reflected reflection iron reflection MRI liver Liver iron density
absorbed by iron
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Liver cell failure Portal hypertension desferrioxamine Iron chelating agent vene section
Iron
250
Normal
serum iron 4 3
hemolytic anemia
Liver transplantation
Wilson disease
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Wilson disease
Hepatolenticular degeneration Wilson disease Hepatolenticular degeneration
cupper diet cupper intestine absorption diet liver ceruloplasmin Liver cupper ceruloplasmin ceruloplasmin ceruloplasmin
cupper
cupper
ceruloplasmin
spot diagnosis
nauseating
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cupper
ceruloplasmin
ceruloplasmin
cupper
tissues Urine
albumin albumin
albumin
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cupper tissues
etiology This is a hereditary disease Where there is defect in chromosome 13 Which is responsible for the synthesis of ceruloplasmin According the patient has not ceruloplasmin to attach to cupper So cupper will be loosely attached to albumin cupper is easily precipitated in tissue And lost in urine pathology Degeneration, regeneration, fibrosis Loss of hepatic architecture Due to cupper in the hepatocytes
pathology
Portal hypertension
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lentiform nucleus lenticular dystonia chorea parkinsonism snake like movement of the hand snake like movement of the trunk dystonia
lens cupper
lenticular
disease cirrhosis
Hepato
basal ganglia
cupper renal tubules renal tubular dysfunction RBCs Hemolysis Nails sky blue nails Wilson disease sky bule nails Wilson disease By sky blue nails
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Wilson
Investigations Liver function test portal hypertension investigations for the cause Investigations for the cause cupper cupper
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the mother of this patient the mother of this patient Liver cell failure Portal hypertension cause cause Cupper chelating agent Penicillamine liver transplantation general rules
Alcoholic Cirrhosis
cirrhosis alcohol
male
alcohol 20
30 female
male female
30 20
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30
alcohol
4%
11 % alcohol 4
7% 4% 100 4%
alcohol
alcohol
30 cirrhosis
70 % 100 40 70
40 %
addict
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alcohol 30 cirrhosis
alcohol
30
20
male female
30 20
Liver damage alcohol hepatocytes damage alcohol direct toxic effect alcohol dehydrogenase enzyme Liver metabolism toxic toxic alcohol Metabolism alcohol
Metabolism toxic material metabolism Liver toxic material alcohol surface of hepatocytes hepatocytes wall antigens Hepatocytes Immune system antigenic structure
Liver
damage
toxic material
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Liver
Orally stimulate
intestine
activate
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alcoholics
calories
alcoholics
calories
alcohol
Liver alcohol direct toxic effect which is toxic to the liver << metabolites antigenic structure alteration Hepatotropic factors deficiency
Pathology pathology Degeneration, regeneration, fibrosis Loss of hepatic architecture specific pathology hepatocyte Mallory bodies
inclusion bodies
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alcoholics
alcoholism Hepatocytes
actin filaments Muscles Myocin actin actin filaments intra cellular actin filaments cells Organelles
package
package
relaxtion
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Mallory bodies Mallory bodies clinical pictures Asymptomatic Portal hypertension - manifestation of liver cell failure Symptomatic Clinical pictures of the cause clinical pictures of the cause Alcoholics epilepsy << C.N.S. epilepsy alcohol Korsakoff syndrome alcohol manifestations Oral examination Oral amnesia nystagmus ataxia confabulation Korsakoff syndrome manifestations encephalopathy amnesia nystagmus ataxia confabulation cerebellar ataxia peripheral neuritis
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pancreatitis
alcohol stone
Claw hand
ischemia
differential diagnosis supra condylar fracture of the humerus Volkmans ischemic contracture
investigations Liver function test Portal hypertension Investigations of the cause investigations of the cause biopsy Liver function test Gamma G.T. Gamma G.T. follow up of alcoholics Gamma G.T.
alcohol
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Portal hypertension
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alcohol alcohol
alcohol
acute hepatitis
metabolized Liver Liver inflammation nausea right hypochondirum pain even jaundice
vomiting
Hepatitis
alcoholic cirrhosis
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Congestive Cirrhosis
congestive cirrhosis Prolonged hepatic congestion congested viens Liver branches Liver 4 hepatic veins Inferior vena cava
inferior vena cava inferior vena cava right atrium right ventricle right atrium tricuspid
Liver
congestion venous drainage branches veno occlusive hepatic veins Budd Chiari
hepatic veins
inferior vena cava inferior vena caval thrombosis heart right ventricular failure tricuspid regurge tricuspid stenosis Constrictive pericarditis congestive cirrhosis veno occlusive Budd Chiari inferior vena caval occlusion right sided lesion
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Absence of hepato-jugular reflux congestive cirrhosis absence of hepato-jugular reflux hepato-jugular reflux Liver neck veins Pressure Liver venous return
occlusion of the four hepatic veins Budd Chiari main hepatic veins Budd Chiari syndrome etiology veins
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acute
suddenly << veins acute suddenly << hepatic veins fulminant hepatic failure
chronic gradually << hepatic veins gradually << Liver congestion marked ascites enlarged tender liver manifestations of liver cell failure portal hypertension
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venous phase
veins
liver cell failure Portal hypertension Oral anticoagulant Liver transplanatation Veno occlusive Budd Chiari Typical branches
liver
typical of occlusion Just intra hepatic << veno occlusive extra hepatic << Budd Chiari
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disease
3 3
disease
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