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Which virus accounts for only 1-2% of viral hepatitis cases?
What percentage of Fulminant Hepatitis cases are caused by viral hepatitis?
What is the severe form of hepatic failure with extensive necrosis of the liver called?
Which virus is NOT mentioned as a cause of viral hepatitis in the text?
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Which country's study showed 56% of Fulminant Hepatitis cases were due to Paracetamol (PA)?
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Study Notes
Viral Hepatitis
- Hepatitis A virus accounts for only 1-2% of viral hepatitis cases.
- Viral hepatitis causes 40% of Fulminant Hepatitis cases.
Fulminant Hepatitis
- Fulminant Hepatitis is a severe form of hepatic failure with extensive necrosis of the liver.
Hepatotoxicity
- A study in the United States showed 56% of Fulminant Hepatitis cases were due to Paracetamol (PA).
Viral Hepatitis Causes
- Hepatitis E virus is not mentioned as a cause of viral hepatitis in the text.
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Learn about the definition of viral hepatitis and its different clinical presentations. Understand the causes and symptoms associated with viral infections of the liver.
