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, 4 May 2022Created page with "''Written by ms. worldwide, edited by Nikolas.'' == Introduction == Viral hepatitis is the inflammation of the liver parenchyme due to viral infection. It’s mostly caused by the ''hepatitis'' viruses (A to E) but can be caused by <abbr>EBV</abbr> and CMV as well. These viruses cause acute hepatitis. If the acute hepatitis was caused by hepatitis B or C the infection can progress into ''chronic hepatitis''. Acute hepatitis presents with hepatic jaundice (with both con..."
(Created page with "''Written by ms. worldwide, edited by Nikolas.'' == Introduction == Viral hepatitis is the inflammation of the liver parenchyme due to viral infection. It’s mostly caused by the ''hepatitis'' viruses (A to E) but can be caused by <abbr>EBV</abbr> and CMV as well. These viruses cause acute hepatitis. If the acute hepatitis was caused by hepatitis B or C the infection can progress into ''chronic hepatitis''. Acute hepatitis presents with hepatic jaundice (with both con...") |
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