Hepatitis
Hepatitis, (-tidis, f.) (a vocabulo Graeco ἧπαρ 'iecur') est inflammatio iecoris pluribus causis, ut contagione vel effectibus systematis immunitatis.
Saepe hepatitis postea graves morbos ut cirrhosem vel cancrum iecoris efficit. Ordo mundi sanitarius cum Nationibus Unitis diem 28 Iulii cuiusque anni diem mundi hepatitis decrevit ad diginitatem et iura hominum hoc morbo patientum.
Causae virales hepatitidis in homine
Multae sunt huius morbi causae: hepatitides etiam a bacteriis, venenis, alcohol, aut fungis afferuntur, sed plerumque a certis viris efficiuntur:
- Viro hepatitidis A
- Viro hepatitidis B
- Viro hepatitidis C
Minus crebra sunt sequentia:
- Virus hepatitidis D
- Virus hepatitidis E
- Alia vira, quae hepatitidis causae sunt:
- Virus Epstein-Barr
- Virus cytomegaliae
- Virus parotitidis epidemicae
- Virus rubellarum
- Adenovira
- Enterovira
- Virus herpetis simplicis
- Virus varicellarum
Hepatitis autoimmunitatis
Hepatitis autoimmunitatis est morbus rarior cum inflammatione et acuta et chronica. Inflammatio per effectus cellularum T adversus hepatocytos oritur.
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