'Acute hepatitis' diaporamas de présentation

The Multi-C Protocol

The Multi-C Protocol. Unique Vitamin C Applications. Reference Checking. Go to: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/

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HCV in HIV patients, Cure and Beyond

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AGA Practice Guidelines Committee Meeting, Chicago May 31, 2009 Yngve Falck-Ytter, M.D.

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(+) Stranded RNA Viruses III

(+) Stranded RNA Viruses III. Hepatitis A, Hepatitis C, Hepatitis E, Hepatitis G. RNA Hepatitis Viruses. http://www.mgm.ufl.edu/faculty/dbloom.htm. Comparison of Hepatitis Viruses. Hepatitis A (HAV). General Features. Picornavirus Acid stable, non-cytolytic

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OGDEN SURGICAL-MEDICAL SOCIETY 68 TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 2013

OGDEN SURGICAL-MEDICAL SOCIETY 68 TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 2013. What the LFTs are Telling You Avoiding Common Mistakes. Norman L. Sussman, MD Baylor College of Medicine Houston, Texas. OGDEN SURGICAL-MEDICAL SOCIETY 68 TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 2013.

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Epidemiology , Prevention and Control programs of Hepatitis C in Egypt Mostafa K. Mohamed and El-Said A. Aoun Egyp

Epidemiology , Prevention and Control programs of Hepatitis C in Egypt Mostafa K. Mohamed and El-Said A. Aoun Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population. WHO informal Consultation with VHPB Geneva, Swittzerland 13-14 May 2002. Prevalence of HCV infection

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EPIDEMIOLOGY AND WHO POSITION ON VACCINE VIKASH KESHRI MODERATOR : DR. ABHISHEK RAUT

HEPATITIS B. EPIDEMIOLOGY AND WHO POSITION ON VACCINE VIKASH KESHRI MODERATOR : DR. ABHISHEK RAUT. INTRODUCTION PROBLEM STATEMENT EPIDEMIOLOGY PREVENTION AND CONTROL HEPATITIS B VACCINE WHO POSITION ON HEPATITIS B VACCINE. INTRODUTION.

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Treatment of Tuberculosis

Treatment of Tuberculosis. What is Tuberculosis ?. Tuberculosis is a common , chronic infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis ( MTB ) complex. 1/3 of human race infected ?????? ?????? ???? . 8 million infected per year. About 2 million death per year

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HEPATITIS C VIRUS

HEPATITIS C VIRUS. Presented By: Rabia Ejaz Tahira Karim Hafsa Iftikhar. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Introduction Structure Genome Genotype Life cycle Hepatitis C Risk factors Symptoms IDUs Prevalence Classification Treatmen t. INTRODUCTION:

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College of Medicine, KSU Medical education Department Pathology Department

College of Medicine, KSU Medical education Department Pathology Department Medical Biochemistry Unit GIT Block (2 nd Year) Integrated Practical (Biochemistry / Pathology) Liver Function Tests. Measurement of total bilirubin. By Medical Biochemistry Unit.

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Postmarket monitoring

Postmarket monitoring. Overview. Risk management plans Signals Early warning system Recall actions Other education modules. What is postmarket monitoring? Why is it important? Tools used in postmarket monitoring Managing risk Adverse events. What is postmarket monitoring?.

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Enterically transmitted hepatitis (Water-borne hepatitis)

Enterically transmitted hepatitis (Water-borne hepatitis). Dr. Mohammed Arif. Associate professor Consultant virologist Head of the virology unit. Viral hepatitis . Inflammation of the liver . Caused by hepatitis A , B, C , D, E, F and G viruses.

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Hepatitis B and You

Hepatitis B and You for pregnant women and new moms Division of Viral Hepatitis National Center for Infectious Diseases Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Special thanks to: Jane Corrarino, MS, RN Suffolk County Department of Health Services Bureau of Public Health Nursing

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Hepatitis C Epidemiology in North Carolina 2017

October 2018 North Carolina Division of Public Health/Epidemiology Section/Communicable Disease Branch HIV/STD/Hepatitis Surveillance Unit. Hepatitis C Epidemiology in North Carolina 2017. ACUTE HEPATITIS C (HCV). North Carolina DHHS HIV/STD Surveillance Unit.

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Hepatitis B Epidemiology in North Carolina 2017

October 2018 North Carolina Division of Public Health/Epidemiology Section/Communicable Disease Branch HIV/STD/Hepatitis Surveillance Unit. Hepatitis B Epidemiology in North Carolina 2017. ACUTE HEPATITIS B (HBV). North Carolina DHHS HIV/STD Surveillance Unit.

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Hepatitis:

Hepatitis:. Hepatitis is the inflammation of liver caused by immune response against : liver parenchyma induced by viral infections , or some intracellular pathogens that survive in Kupffer cells causing granulomatous infections (Typhoid fever, brucellosis, Q fever, T.B).

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Case Summary

Case Summary. 29 yo M with HIV (CD4 25, VL 48,000), TB (lung, bone marrow), HBeAg negative chronic HBV infection, schistosomiasis and cryptococcal meningitis presenting with jaundice about 3 months after starting AZT/3TC/EFV.

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Hepatitis A

Hepatitis A Step 2: Establish existence of an outbreak Contacts 1 st case- 2 contacts 2 nd case- 3 contacts 3 rd case- Sexual contacts 3 current boyfriends & fmr.boyfriend - Household contacts Son Mother & Father A Gentleman and Lady & 2 Kids Sister & Boyfriend & 2 Kids

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HEPNET ACUTE HCV IV study: 6 weeks LDV/SOF for acute hepatitis C

HEPNET ACUTE HCV IV study: 6 weeks LDV/SOF for acute hepatitis C. Open-label. Design. W6. ? 18 years Acute HCV genotype 1 infection * HCV RNA > 10 00 IU/ ml No cirrhosis No HBV or HIV co-infection. N = 20. SVR 12.

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Uninfected Person

HBV + HCV exposure . HCV exposure. HBV exposure. Uninfected Person. HBV chronic infection. HCV chronic infection. superinfection. Acute hepatitis and coinfection. Fulminant Hepatitis. Seroconversion . Ideal Treatment window. Chronic Hepatitis. Compensated cirrhosis.

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