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==Causes==
==Causes==
 
===Hep B===
 
Hep B:
 
HBsAg: first +; if + long time may be chronic; implies infection -infectivity.
HBsAg: first +; if + long time may be chronic; implies infection -infectivity.


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HBV dna: like HBe-Ag but more sensitive & precise.
HBV dna: like HBe-Ag but more sensitive & precise.


===Hepatitis C===
 
Risk: Drugs (IVDA/intranasal cocaine), hemodialysis, transplant-92, needle stick, maternal-fetal transmission (5%), sex.
Hepatitis C:
 
-Risk: Drugs (IVDA/intranasal cocaine), hemodialysis, transplant-92, needle stick, maternal-fetal transmission (5%), sex.


Blood products: cyro> 1987, PRBC>94, 1/10000-100000.
Blood products: cyro> 1987, PRBC>94, 1/10000-100000.
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No vaccine.
No vaccine.


-acutely>asymptomatic: 60%
#acutely>asymptomatic: 60%
 
#syx>constitutional
-syx>constitutional
#chronic: HCC 1- 4%
 
#extrahepatic: PAN, cryoglobulinemia, porphyria cutanatardica.
-chronic: HCC 1- 4%
 
-extrahepatic: PAN, cryoglobulinemia, porphyria cutanatardica.


LFTs q3-6 months if all normal then q1year.
LFTs q3-6 months if all normal then q1year.
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ribavirin- anemi
ribavirin- anemi


==Disposition ==
==Disposition==
 
===Admit Criteria===
 
# INR >2
ADMIT CRITERIA
# Unable tol POs
 
# Pain control
1) INR >2
# Bilirubin >30
 
# Hypoglycemia
2) Unable tol POs
# Significant comorbid illness/immunocomp
 
# >50 years
3) Pain control
 
4) Bilirubin >30
 
5) Hypoglycemia
 
6) Significant comorbid illness/immunocomp
 
7) >50 years
 


==See Also==
==See Also==
GI: Jaundice
GI: Jaundice


==Source ==
==Source ==
Adapted from Stevens, Donaldson, Pani
Adapted from Stevens, Donaldson, Pani


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Revision as of 12:24, 14 March 2011

Causes

Hep B

HBsAg: first +; if + long time may be chronic; implies infection -infectivity.

Anti-HBs: + p clearance of Ag or vaccination; appears p windon period; if Ag neg then implies recovery, noninfectious

Anti-HBc: +in window; appears early; IgM = acute & in flares; IgG always present.

HBe-Ag: implies viral replication & infectivity; if + > 3 months may be chronic.

HBV dna: like HBe-Ag but more sensitive & precise.

Hepatitis C

Risk: Drugs (IVDA/intranasal cocaine), hemodialysis, transplant-92, needle stick, maternal-fetal transmission (5%), sex.

Blood products: cyro> 1987, PRBC>94, 1/10000-100000.

of 100 pt infected>85 chronic, 70 chronic active, 15 cirrohsis, hcc, 5 die.

No vaccine.

  1. acutely>asymptomatic: 60%
  2. syx>constitutional
  3. chronic: HCC 1- 4%
  4. extrahepatic: PAN, cryoglobulinemia, porphyria cutanatardica.

LFTs q3-6 months if all normal then q1year.

LFTs: do NOT indicate infectivity or chronicty.

Infectious: based on PCR

Tx: alpha interferon 50% respond in 1 year. May try ribavarin in conjuction if failed.

SE: fatigue, worsened hepatitis.

ribavirin- anemi

Disposition

Admit Criteria

  1. INR >2
  2. Unable tol POs
  3. Pain control
  4. Bilirubin >30
  5. Hypoglycemia
  6. Significant comorbid illness/immunocomp
  7. >50 years

See Also

GI: Jaundice

Source

Adapted from Stevens, Donaldson, Pani