Titlebook: Viral Hepatitis; Current Status and I Edouard Kurstak Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Vienna 1993 hepatology

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Pathogenesis of hepatitis A virus infectionin large outbreaks (epidemic jaundice) for about a century, it was not until the 1940s that transmission studies in human and epidemiologic observations provided evidence for the existence of the presently recognized two distinct forms of viral hepatitis, A and B. Unlike that of hepatitis B, researc

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Hepatitis A virus infection: diagnostic testsrical HAV particles by immune electron microscopy in fecal extracts (Feinstone et al., 1973) and the successful propagation of HAV in 1979 in primary mono-layer and in continuous cell cultures of primate origin (Provost and Hilleman, 1979) had major impact on hepatitis A disease research in view of

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Hepatitis A: therapeutic approaches, prevention and control a significant problem. The World Health Organization continue to rank HAV infection as prevalent worldwide especially in countries with poor standards of sanitation and hygiene (Gust, 1988; Lau et al., 1991; Kurstak et al., 1992).

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Acute hepatitis B virus infectionn inherent tendency towards chronicity and furthermore, it’s noted association with cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma. No specific and satisfactory therapy for HBV infection is available to date. Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infections can result in a variety of clinical manifestations of the diseas

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