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Health

Diseases of the liver and biliary tract

Hepatic colic

Hepatic colic is the most frequent clinical form of cholelithiasis (75% of patients). It manifests itself in sudden and usually recurring intense painful attacks.

Gallstones: species and their composition

It is accepted to distinguish cholesterol stones, brown and black pigmentary gallstones. Cholesterol stones - the most common type of gallstones - consist of either cholesterol alone or it is the main constituent of calculi.

Dissolution of gallstones with drugs

It is believed that the dissolution of gallstones with the removal of cholesterol, which is part of gallstones, as a result of the use of bile acid preparations occurs by micellar dilution, the formation of a liquid crystalline form or both.

Adenomy and adenomyomatosis of the gallbladder

Adenomas and adenomyomatosis of the gallbladder (GI) are rare diseases and until recently were most often accidental operational findings.

Congenital hepatitis B

Congenital hepatitis B is a disease that occurs as a result of intrauterine vertical infection of the fetus with the hepatitis B virus from the mother with HBV infection.

Chronic TTV Hepatitis

Chronic TTV hepatitis occurs as a mono-infection, but more often in the literature information is given on the combination of this with other viral hepatitis, namely: with CHB, CHC, and XGG.

Yersiniosis Hepatitis

Ierisiniozy are found everywhere and registered in all countries of the world. For example, in Belarus the incidence varies between 3.6-4.2 cases per 100 thousand of the population.

Chronic hepatitis G

As a monoinfection, chronic hepatitis G is rare. When examining patients with chronic hepatitis "neither A, nor B, nor D, conducted in Europe.

Leishmaniasis hepatitis

Leishmaniasis is an infectious disease caused by Leishmania parasites. It is characterized by remittent fever, anemia, a sharp increase in the spleen, liver, cachexia.

Ductular hypoplasia (Alajill syndrome)

Ductular hypoplasia (Alajill syndrome) is a rare liver disease in children, characterized by congenital anatomical changes in intrahepatic bile ducts.

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