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Posted On : 22 Jun 2005

When will you call chronic liver disease?

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No expert answer available.

Answer Discussion :

shailja singh

WHEN D-S PROSSES PERSIST FOR More than 6MONTH.

19 years ago

J.J.TAMBE

previously it was considered as liver disease of more than 6 months but new guidelines tells one month

19 years ago

dr.g.hariharan

features ofliver failure with enzyme elevations and U-S evidence

19 years ago

aravind

jaundice

19 years ago

pediatriconcall

Chronic liver disease is defined as a continuing liver disease without improvement. It requires a time factor of at least six months duration including both clinical and laboratory features, but not a histological change. Sometimes, diagnosis has already been made and therapy begun before such a time requirement.

19 years ago

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