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Book on hepatitis from page 18 to 29

Book on hepatitis from page 18 to 29


18  Hepatology 2012
14. Hepatitis C: New Drugs  239
Christian Lange, Christoph Sarrazin  239
Introduction  239
HCV life cycle and treatment targets  240
NS3-4A protease inhibitors  241
Molecular biology  241
Ciluprevir (BILN 2061)  243
Telaprevir (Incivek/Incivo
®
) and boceprevir (Victrelis
®
)  244
Other NS3 protease inhibitors  245
Resistance to NS3-4A inhibitors  246
NS5B polymerase inhibitors  248
Molecular biology  248
Nucleoside analogs  249
Non-nucleoside analogs  250
NS5A inhibitors  251
Compounds targeting viral attachment and entry  252
Host factors as targets for treatment  252
Cyclophilin B inhibitors  252
Nitazoxanide  253
Silibinin  253
Miravirsen  253
Newer combination therapies  253
Quadruple therapy  254
All-oral therapy without ribavirin  255
All-oral therapy with ribavirin  255
Novel interferons  256
Conclusions  257
References  257
15. Management of Adverse Drug Reactions  262
Martin Schaefer and Stefan Mauss  262
Introduction  262
Flu-like symptoms, fever, arthralgia and myalgia  262
Gastrointestinal disorders  263
Weight loss  263
Asthenia and fatigue  263
Cough and dyspnea  264
Disorders of the thyroid gland  264
Psychiatric adverse events  264
Incidence and profile of psychiatric adverse events  264
Preemptive therapy with antidepressants  266
Sleep disturbances  266
Hematological and immunologic effects  267
Skin disorders and hair loss  267
Adverse events with telaprevir and boceprevir  268
Adherence  269
Conclusion  269
References  269
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16. Extrahepatic Manifestations of Chronic HCV  272
Karl-Philipp Puchner, Albrecht Böhlig and Thomas Berg  272
Introduction  272
Mixed cryoglobulinemia  272
Diagnosis  274
Clinical presentation  275
Malignant lymphoproliferative disorders/NHL  276
Etiology and pathogenesis of LPDs in patients with HCV infection  276
Treatment of lymphoproliferative disorders  277
Mixed cryoglobulinemia  277
Systemic vasculitis  278
Peripheral neuropathy  278
Further hematological manifestations  281
HCV-associated thrombocytopenia  281
HCV-related autoimmune hemolytic anemia  281
HCV-related glomerulonephritis  282
Endocrine manifestations  283
Dermatologic and miscellaneous manifestations  284
References  285
17. Management of HBV/HIV coinfection  291
Stefan Mauss and Jürgen Kurt Rockstroh  291
Introduction  291
HBV therapy in HBV/HIV-coinfected patients without HIV therapy  293
Treatment of chronic hepatitis B in HBV/HIV-coinfected patients  296
Management of resistance to HBV polymerase inhibitors  298
Conclusion  298
References  298
18. Management of HCV/HIV Coinfection  302
Christoph Boesecke, Stefan Mauss, Jürgen Kurt Rockstroh  302
Epidemiology of HIV and HCV coinfection  302
Diagnosis of HCV in HIV coinfection  303
Natural course of hepatitis C in HIV coinfection  304
Effect of hepatitis C on HIV infection  305
Effect of HAART on hepatitis C  305
Treatment of hepatitis C in HIV coinfection  306
The choice of antiretrovirals while on HCV therapy  310
Treatment of HCV for relapsers or non-responders  310
Treatment of acute HCV in HIV  311
Liver transplantation in HIV/HCV-coinfected patients  312
Conclusion  313
References  313
19. HBV/HCV Coinfection  318
Carolynne Schwarze-Zander and Jürgen Kurt Rockstroh  318
Epidemiology of HBV/HCV coinfection  318
Screening for HBV/HCV coinfection  318
Viral interactions between HBV and HCV  319
20  Hepatology 2012
Clinical scenarios of HBV and HCV infection  319
Acute hepatitis by simultaneous infection of HBV and HCV  319
HCV superinfection  319
HBV superinfection  320
Occult HBV infection in patients with HCV infection  320
Chronic hepatitis in HBV/HCV coinfection  320
Cirrhosis  322
Hepatocellular carcinoma  322
Treatment of HBV and HCV coinfection  322
Conclusion  323
References  323
20. Assessment of Hepatic Fibrosis in Chronic Viral Hepatitis  326
Frank Grünhage and Frank Lammert  326
Introduction  326
Mechanisms of liver fibrosis in chronic viral hepatitis  327
Liver biopsy – the gold standard for staging of liver fibrosis  327
Surrogate markers of liver fibrosis in chronic viral hepatitis  329
Transient elastography  330
Other imaging techniques for the  333
assessment of liver fibrosis  333
Clinical decision algorithms  333
Summary  334
References  334
21. Diagnosis, Prognosis & Therapy of Hepatocellular Carcinoma  338
Ulrich Spengler  338
Classification of HCC  338
Epidemiology  339
Surveillance of patients at high risk and early HCC diagnosis  339
Diagnosis  340
Stage-adapted therapy for liver cancer  341
Potentially curative therapy in BCLC stages 0-A  341
Palliative therapy in BCLC stages B and C  343
Prophylaxis of liver cancer  345
References  346
22. Update in Transplant Hepatology  349
S. Beckebaum, G. Gerken, V. R. Cicinnati  349
Introduction  349
Timing and indications for liver transplantation  349
Patient evaluation  351
Pretransplant management issues  351
Waiting list monitoring of hepatitis B liver transplant candidates  352
Waiting list monitoring and treatment of hepatitis C liver transplant candidates
353
Adjunctive treatment and staging of HCC transplant candidates  353
Living donor liver transplantation: indications, donor evaluation,
and outcome  354
Perioperative complications  355
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Long-term complications after liver transplantation  356
Opportunistic infections  356
Chronic ductopenic rejection  357
CNI-induced nephrotoxicity and alternative immunosuppressive
protocols  358
Other side effects of CNI  359
Corticosteroid minimization/avoidance protocols  359
De novo malignancies  360
Biliary complications  361
Metabolic bone disease  362
Recurrent diseases after liver transplantation  363
Recurrence of hepatitis B in the allograft  363
Recurrence of hepatitis C in the allograft  365
Recurrence of cholestatic liver diseases and autoimmune hepatitis  368
Outcome in patients transplanted for hepatic malignancies  370
Recurrent alcohol abuse after liver transplantation for
alcoholic liver disease  371
Experiences with liver transplantation in inherited
metabolic liver diseases in adult patients  372
Outcome after liver transplantation for acute hepatic failure  373
Conclusion  373
References  375
23. End-stage Liver Disease, HIV Infection and Liver Transplantation  386
José M. Miró, Fernando Agüero, Montserrat Laguno,
Christian Manzardo, Montserrat Tuset, Carlos Cervera,
Neus Freixa, Asuncion Moreno, Juan-Carlos García-Valdecasas,
Antonio Rimola, and the Hospital Clinic OLT in HIV Working Group  386
Introduction  386
Epidemiology  386
Clinical features of coinfected patients with ESLD  387
Prognosis after decompensation  388
Management of cirrhosis complications  389
Substance abuse  390
HCV/HBV management  390
Combination antiretroviral therapy (HAART)  391
Orthotopic liver transplant (OLT)  392
Liver disease criteria  392
HIV infection criteria  392
Clinical criteria  392
Immunological criteria  393
Virologic criteria  393
Other criteria  394
22  Hepatology 2012
Outcome of OLT in HIV-positive patients  394
HIV/HCV coinfection  395
HIV/HVB coinfection  397
Hepatocellular carcinoma  398
Liver retransplantation  398
Conclusions  399
References  399
24. Metabolic Liver Diseases: Hemochromatosis  405
Claus Niederau  405
Definition and classification of iron overload diseases  405
Type 1 HFE hemochromatosis  406
History  406
Epidemiology  407
Etiology and pathogenesis  407
Diagnosis  409
Early diagnosis and screening  411
Complications of iron overload  415
Therapy  418
Prognosis  418
Juvenile hereditary hemochromatosis  419
Transferrin receptor 2 (TFR2)-related type 3 hemochromatosis  419
Type 4 hemochromatosis – Ferroportin Disease  420
Secondary hemochromatosis  421
Pathophysiology  421
References  422
25. NAFLD and NASH  427
Claus Niederau  427
Introduction  427
Prevalence  427
Demographics and risk factors  428
Pathogenesis  428
Natural history  429
Diagnosis  430
Diet and lifestyle recommendations  431
Pharmacological treatment  432
Surgery for obesity  432
Liver transplantation (LTX) for NASH  433
References  433
26. Wilson’s Disease  437
Claus Niederau  437
Introduction  437
Clinical presentation  437
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Diagnosis  440
Serum ceruloplasmin  440
Serum copper  441
Urinary copper excretion  442
Hepatic copper concentration  442
Radiolabelled copper  442
Liver biopsy findings  442
Neurology and MRI of the CNS  443
Genetic Studies  443
Treatment  443
Monitoring of treatment  447
References  449
27. Autoimmune Liver Diseases: AIH, PBC and PSC  453
Christian P. Strassburg  453
Autoimmune hepatitis (AIH)  453
Definition and diagnosis of autoimmune hepatitis  453
Epidemiology and clinical presentation  455
Natural history and prognosis  457
Who requires treatment?  457
Who does not require treatment?  458
Standard treatment strategy  458
Treatment of elderly patients  461
Alternative Treatments  462
Budesonide  463
Deflazacort  463
Cyclosporine A  464
Tacrolimus  464
Mycophenolic acid  464
Cyclophosphamide  464
Anti-TNF α antibodies  465
Ursodeoxycholic acid  465
Liver transplantation  466
Recurrence and de novo AIH after liver transplantation  466
Primary biliary cirrhosis  467
Introduction  467
Definition and prevalence of PBC  468
Diagnostic principles of PBC  469
Therapeutic principles in PBC  470
Primary sclerosing cholangitis  473
Diagnosis of primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC)  473
Differential diagnosis: sclerosing cholangitis  473
Association of PSC with inflammatory bowel disease  475
PSC as a risk factor for cancer  476
Medical therapy of PSC  477
Therapy of IBD in PSC  478
References  479
24  Hepatology 2012
28. Alcoholic Hepatitis  488
Claus Niederau  488
Health and social problems due to alcohol  488
overconsumption  488
Classification and natural history of alcoholic liver disease  488
Clinical features and diagnosis of alcoholic  490
hepatitis  490
Course and severity  491
Mechanisms of alcohol-related liver injury  492
Treatment  495
Abstinence from alcohol  495
Supportive therapy  495
Corticosteroids  495
Pentoxifylline  496
N-acetyl cysteine  497
Anti-TNF-α therapy  497
Nutritional support  497
Other pharmacologic treatments  498
Liver transplantation  498
Summary  498
References  499
29. Vascular Liver Disease  509
Matthias J. Bahr  509
Disorders of the hepatic sinusoid  509
Sinusoidal obstruction syndrome  509
Peliosis hepatis  513
Disorders of the hepatic artery  514
Hereditary hemorrhagic teleangiectasia (Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome)  516
Disorders of the portal vein  518
Portal vein thrombosis  518
Nodular regenerative hyperplasia  521
Hepatoportal sclerosis  521
Disorders of the hepatic veins  522
Budd-Chiari syndrome  522
References  524

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