What is hepatitis?
Hepatitis is a viral inflammation of the liver caused by saliva. Liver cysts are more common in people aged 50-60 and have been found to be more common in women than in women.
1) Infected by:
- Waterway (30% -70%)
- Porte vein (10% -20%)
- Arteries (10% -15%)
- Neonatal inflammation (1% -5%)
- Hepatitis (1% -3%)
- Abcès cryptogénétique (10% -40%)
2) Cause:
Causes of Hepatitis C are caused by eating unhealthy, unhealthy foods that contain the virus.
- Aérobie à gram négatif: 40% -60%
- Aérobie à gram positif: 10% -2%
- Anaérobie: 35% -45%
- Polymicrobisme: 20% -60%
- Special Viruses (1%)
3) Diagnosis:
- Clinics:
• Fever until chills
• Pain under right rib
• The general condition of the patient is severely depressed
• The liver is enlarged below the right rib
20% -50% of eyelids
• The right siphon water is choking
- Blood tests:
• White blood cells increase
• Increased CRP
• Phosphatase alcalin increases
• Taux prothrombine prolonged
- Medical Image:
• RX Lung: There is water below the right lung and the right ventricle up
• Echographie: It is known the size, location of the liver
4) Treatment:
- Medication for small bowel or primary stage
Pediatric radiotherapy (Ponction et Drainage Percutané sous guidage echographique) in radiotherapy in collaboration with medical imaging is a popular method that is being practiced at Calmette Hospital.
- Laparotomie.
5) Prevention:
- Clean living
- Eating clean water and eating well.
"Please consult with a specialist team of Calmette Hospital for accurate diagnosis and timely surgical treatment."
