Clinical Aspects of Modern Hepatology
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概要
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Based on the author's own clinical experience, the clinical aspects of modern hepatology have been briefly summarized. Clinically, viral hepatitis is the most frequently encountered liver disease and sometimes in a prognostic crisis, it also has a tendency to chronicity. Since the first positive result in the viral etiology of infectious hepatitis was obtained in 1941 experiments with chick embryos, the investigation of hepatitisvirus has reached the stage of discovery of the HB-antigen. The influence of the HB-antigen on the clinical course of hepatitis remains to be clarified in future studies. Nutritional hepatic diseases, especially fatty liver, must be also discussed. Druginduced liver injuly must be considered seriously because new medications will contin. ue to be developed in greater numbers. While diagnostic procedures for liver diseases have recently made progress, fundamental treatment of hepatic diseases has remained unchanged in recent years.
- 東海大学の論文
著者
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Iwamura Kenichiro
Department Of Internal Medicine Iii School Of Medicine Tokai University
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IWAMURA Kenichiro
Department of Internal Medicine, School of Medicine, Tokai University
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