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Gastroenterology Nursing, 1989
Chronic hepatitis (CH) may be defined as persistence of an inflammatory reaction in the liver for greater than 4 months. Different immune mechanisms of liver damage are operative in children with the three common types of CH. In autoimmune CH the cytotoxic effect is mostly confined to the non-T cell lymphocyte fraction.
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Chronic hepatitis (CH) may be defined as persistence of an inflammatory reaction in the liver for greater than 4 months. Different immune mechanisms of liver damage are operative in children with the three common types of CH. In autoimmune CH the cytotoxic effect is mostly confined to the non-T cell lymphocyte fraction.
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Clinics in Liver Disease, 2002
Grading of the severity of chronic hepatitis and staging of its structural consequences are widely used in clinical trials of therapy and in research. Simple and complex methods are available. Intra- and interobserver variation can be reduced but not eliminated, because grading and staging are essentially subjective.
Peter J, Scheuer +2 more
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Grading of the severity of chronic hepatitis and staging of its structural consequences are widely used in clinical trials of therapy and in research. Simple and complex methods are available. Intra- and interobserver variation can be reduced but not eliminated, because grading and staging are essentially subjective.
Peter J, Scheuer +2 more
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Chronic Hepatitis and Cirrhosis
Hepatology, 1984Chronic hepatitis is defined as diffuse chronic liver disease existing for at least 6 months. Cirrhosis is a sequel. It is of multiple etiology. Liver biopsy is essential for diagnosis and prognosis. Hepatitis B-related chronic hepatitis is slowly progressive. Corticosteroid therapy is disappointing.
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Chronic Persistent Hepatitis and Chronic Lobular Hepatitis
1989Chronic persistent hepatitis (CPH) and chronic lobular hepatitis belong to the clinicopathologic spectrum of chronic hepatitis. Both have a benign connotation in the sense that they do not progress, by definition, to serious forms of chronic liver diseases, e.g., chronic active hepatitis and cirrhosis.
Jorge Rakela, Jurgen Ludwig
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Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, 2008
Murray, K F +9 more
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Murray, K F +9 more
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The Prognoses of Chronic Hepatitis
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1972Excerpt What is chronic hepatitis? The answer would be, "several ill-defined conditions, differing in cause, course, and outcome." In particular, there is much uncertainty over the pathogenic signi...
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1995
Chronic hepatitis in dogs is not one disease but a diverse group of diseases, resulting in a common clinical and clinical pathologic picture. Viruses, leptospires, other infectious agents, drugs, hereditary factors, and autoimmunity have all been associated with hepatic disease leading to chronic hepatitis in dogs.
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Chronic hepatitis in dogs is not one disease but a diverse group of diseases, resulting in a common clinical and clinical pathologic picture. Viruses, leptospires, other infectious agents, drugs, hereditary factors, and autoimmunity have all been associated with hepatic disease leading to chronic hepatitis in dogs.
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1995
Among hepatitis A to E viruses, hepatitis B, C, and D viruses can cause chronic hepatitis, in both children and adults. Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection is the most prevalent and important one. Perinatal transmission accounts for about 40-45% of chronic HBV infection in hyperendemic areas.
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Among hepatitis A to E viruses, hepatitis B, C, and D viruses can cause chronic hepatitis, in both children and adults. Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection is the most prevalent and important one. Perinatal transmission accounts for about 40-45% of chronic HBV infection in hyperendemic areas.
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