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Yellow Eyes
- caused by
- Jaundice
- how does it happen?
- increased bilirubin
- Hemoglobin Degradation
- Hemoglobin synthesis
- Hemoglobin synthesis
- why?
- Pre hepatic causes
- Hemolytic anemia
- Thalassemia
- Sickle Cell anemia
- Hemolytic anemia
- Post hepatic causes
- Obstructive
- Bile duct atresia
- pancreatitis
- tumors of gall bladder
- Mirzzi's Syndrome
- Anatomy of the gall bladder
- Bile duct atresia
- Obstructive
- Intra hepatic causes
- Gilbert syndrome
- Crigler Najjar syndrome
- Crigler Najjar syndrome
- Viral Hepatitis
- Prognosis
- Treatment
- Lamivudine
- Adefovir
- Entecavir
- Pegylated
interferons
- Lamivudine
- Treatment
- Types
- Hepatitis A
- transmitted through
consumption of
contaminated water or
food
- can also be severe and
life threatening
- RNA VIRUS
- RNA VIRUS
- can also be severe and
life threatening
- transmitted through
consumption of
contaminated water or
food
- Hepatitis B
- is transmitted through
exposure to infective
blood, semen, and other
body fluids
- DNA VIRUS
- DNA VIRUS
- is transmitted through
exposure to infective
blood, semen, and other
body fluids
- Hepatitis C
- is mostly transmitted
through exposure to
infective blood
- RNA VIRUS
- RNA VIRUS
- is mostly transmitted
through exposure to
infective blood
- Hepatitis D
- infections occur
only in those
who are infected
with HBV
- RNA VIRUS
- RNA VIRUS
- infections occur
only in those
who are infected
with HBV
- Hepatitis E
- is mostly
transmitted through
consumption of
contaminated water
or food.
- RNA VIRUS
- RNA VIRUS
- is mostly
transmitted through
consumption of
contaminated water
or food.
- Hepatitis A
- vaccination
- recombinant HBsAg
- recombinant HBsAg
- Prognosis
- Anatomy of the liver
- Gilbert syndrome
- Pre hepatic causes
- Hemoglobin Degradation
- increased bilirubin
- how does it happen?
- Jaundice
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