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Elevated Liver Function Tests (LFTs) - Differential Diagnosis Framework Mild (<100-500): • NAFLD • Cirrhosis •
Hepatopathy • Acute ... 1000): • DILI (Drug-induced ... • Ischemic Hepatopathy ... Differential #Diagnosis #hepatology ... #transaminitis
Abnormal Liver Function Tests - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm for Transaminitis Hepatocellular Pattern (ALT or AST > ALP):
Abnormal Liver Function ... for Transaminitis ... 15X ULN - Drugs ... , Viral, Ischemia ... #hepatology #LiverFunctionTests
Diagnosis and Management of Idiosyncratic Drug-induced Liver Injury (DILI) DILI Types: • Intrinsic - predictable, dose dependent
Diagnosis and Management ... Idiosyncratic Drug-induced ... #gastroenterology ... #algorithm #gastroenterology ... #hepatology
Acute-on-Chronic Liver Failure (ACLF) Clinical Guidelines ACLF = possibly reversible condition in those with CLD (± cirrhosis)
Acute-on-Chronic ... Hepatitis (AAH) Drug-Induced ... Failure #Cirrhosis #Hepatology ... #gastroenterology ... #management #diagnosis
Hepatocellular Liver Injury - Differential Diagnosis Framework: Liver Injury → liver test abnormalities without evidence of liver
Hepatocellular Liver ... valproate, azoles), Drugs ... • Vascular: Ischemic ... Differential #Diagnosis #hepatology ... #algorithm #Transaminitis
Drug Induced Liver Injury (DILI) - Stepwise Diagnosis Algorithm DILI suspicion Features toxic aetiology: Skin involvement, Kidney injury,
Drug Induced Liver ... Stepwise Diagnosis Algorithm ... disease, Hepatic ischaemia ... dechallenge • Acute ... #hepatology
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