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Acute Viral Hepatitis. Viral Hepatitis. Infectious: Hepatitis A Serum : Hepatitis B, D NANB : Hepatitis C Hepatitis E. Viral Hepatitis Over View. Clinical Features. Sub clinical Clinical Non specific ( fever, myalgea, arthralgia, fatigue ..)
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Viral Hepatitis • Infectious: Hepatitis A • Serum : Hepatitis B, D • NANB : Hepatitis C Hepatitis E
Clinical Features • Sub clinical • Clinical • Non specific (fever, myalgea, arthralgia, fatigue..) • gastrointestinal (jaundice, itching, anorexia, pain..)
Hepatitis A • Incubation Period: 15-50 days • Clinical Hepatitis -<6y : <10% -6-14y : 40-50% -14y : 70-80%
Hepatitis B • Incubation Period: 45-180 days • Clinical Hepatitis -<5y : <10% ->5y : 30-50% • Chronic Infection: -<5y : 30-90% ->5y : 2-10%
Hepatitis C • Incubation Period: 2-26 Weeks • Clinical Hepatitis: 20% • Chronic Infection: 80%
Hepatitis D • HBV Co infection -Severe acute hepatitis -Low risk of chronic infection • HBV Super infection -High risk of chronic liver disease
Hepatitis E • Incubation Period: 15-60 days • Case fatality: 20% in pregnancy • Illness severity: Increase with age
Diagnosis • Biochemical tests • Serum aminotransferases • Serum billirubin • albumin • Serology • Serum antigens / antibody • Nucleic acid detection (PCR)
Diagnosis • Serology • HAV-Ab IgM • HBsAg, HBeAg, HBcAb IgM • HCV Ab • HDV Ab IgM • HEV Ab IgM
Treatment • Supportive management • Prevent infection spread • Specific antiviral therapy (may be considered for HBV & HCV) • Liver transplant for Fulminant hepatitis