Hepatitis ( A B C D E ) - Pathology Lectures for FMGE and NEET PG

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Hepatitis ( A B C D E ) - Pathology Lectures for FMGE and NEET PG
The main RNA viruses that cause hepatitis include:
• Hepatitis A (HAV)
• Hepatitis C (HCV)
• Hepatitis D (HDV)
• Hepatitis E (HEV)
HAV is a picornavirus that is transmitted fecal-oral and causes acute hepatitis(no chronic carrier state) that may be anicteric. HAV is commonly acquired by travelers.
HCV is a flavivirus that is transmitted parenterally (IV drug abuse, blood transfusions) and causes acute hepatitis or more commonly, a chronic carrier state. HCV infection can eventually lead to cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma.
HDV is a delta virus that is transmitted parenterally and requires HBV for replication. Superinfection occurs upon an existing HBV infection and is more severe than co-infection (an infection with HBV and HDV at the same time).
HEV is a herpesvirus that is transmitted fecal-oral and causes acute hepatitis. HEV infection in pregnant women is associated with fulminant hepatitis and is commonly acquired from contaminated water or undercooked seafood.
The only DNA hepatitis virus is Hepatitis B (HBV). HBV is a hepadnavirus that is transmitted parenterally (childbirth, unprotected intercourse, and IV drug abuse) and causes acute hepatitis. Only a fraction of cases (~20%) leads to chronic disease. Perinatal infections have a higher likelihood of cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma.
Acute viral hepatitis presents:
• Flu-like systemic symptoms
• Jaundice
• Elevated ALT more than AST
• Moderately increased GGT
• Increased alkaline phosphatase
Chronic viral hepatitis is defined as an active disease that persists for more than 6 months without recovery or an asymptomatic carrier which "carries" the virus and doesn't develop a substantial injury. Asymptomatic carriers may have slightly elevated AST and ALT and possible hepatomegaly.
In viral hepatitis, eosinophilic globules surrounded by normal parenchyma known as Councilman bodies may be seen on liver biopsy.
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[@clinicalmedicine4703]

Vera level teaching Honestly I didn't see any of lectures in you tube ..fantastic .....teaching and after doing questions...it a great way to teach....fabulous

[@monika246]

Thankyou so much Sir for the awesome explanations....part 2 please

[@kushdeepsingh8246]

Thank u sir .excellent lecture

[@drbrain9967]

Love your lactures sir....

[@015amitoj4]

Thank you so much for such a great explanation 🙏🏻❤️

[@swiftymeow8330]

Thank you soooo much sir!

[@bhuvaneshwariravichandran8202]

Found very helpful! Can you please add up the next lecture of hepatitis..

[@thaslima8688]

Phenomenal ❤️....where can I find the second part?

[@masroorahassan5585]

OMG! Mindblowing sir! ..thnkyou sooo muchh ...concepts are ❤❤❤❤❤....May u shine olwayz sir !

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

Most welcome 😊

[@militarybrat123]

Sir I have doubt...... What should be write when question is pathology of any disease.. like Hepatitis.???

[@shivanshumadeshia5272]

Tnks a lot sirji🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@thequestionpracticechannel5286]

sir ur ar better than most of coaching institute teachers

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

Tysm

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[@navaneeth_us]

TOP-NOTCH conceptual correlation and beautifully crafted and articulated session. Thank you so much, Sir. You're the best.

[@thaslima8688]

Have you found part 2 of this?

[@shaitanrathore9164]

Tq

[@Sonu_Gond3030]

Sir agar kisi ko hepatitis b hai usake sath rahne aur aur jo machachar usako kate wahi kat le to kya is bimari ka khatara hai plz rply

[@skkk9860]

Super aqsome thanksssss!!!!

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

You're welcome!

[@kkhoque5943]

Upload the next part please..

[@bsspiritualwellness1828]

Sir next lecture??

[@dr.saadatnazir6871]

Hbe ag is not called enveloped antigen.. infact enveloped ag is another name for surface ag (aka Australian ag) where as hbe ag is a precore antigen

[@masroorahassan5585]

Yup it is Hepatitis B envelope antigen as it is present between nucleocapsid and envelope ...n we also coll it as precore antigen depending on were from translation is initiated on C gene.C gene has two regions precore encodes e antigen & core encodes core antigen.

[@anilsuresha1642]

Sir ji khana khakr ni aaye😂😂..Jor se bolo

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