Liver dystrophy is a comatose condition caused by deep suppression of liver functions. The occurrence of hepatic coma is associated with the presence of various chronic diseases that affect the liver.
Hepatic colic is the most common clinical form of cholelithiasis (75% of patients). It manifests itself in sudden and usually periodically recurring intense pain attacks.
A distinction is made between cholesterol stones, brown and black pigment gallstones. Cholesterol stones, the most common type of gallstone, are either made up of cholesterol alone or cholesterol is the main component of the stones.
It is believed that the dissolution of gallstones by removing cholesterol contained in the gallstones as a result of the use of bile acid preparations occurs through micellar dilution, formation of a liquid crystalline form, or both processes simultaneously.
Congenital hepatitis B is a disease that occurs as a result of intrauterine vertical infection of the fetus with the hepatitis B virus from a mother with HBV infection.
Chronic TTV hepatitis occurs as a mono-infection, but more often in the literature there are data on its combination with other viral hepatitis, namely: with CHB, CHC and CHG.
