Sentence examples for significant hepatitis from inspiring English sources

Similarly, there are people who have normal enzymes and still have significant hepatitis C".

Pathological examination of her liver uncovered massive necrosis without significant hepatitis, which is not specific for a particular etiology.

The patient developed a significant hepatitis within 4 weeks of beginning varenicline therapy that resolved after discontinuing the medication.

Further, no evidence was seen of clinically significant hepatitis or drug-induced liver injury associated with transaminase elevations in patients treated with tocilizumab.

Due to the significant hepatitis and hyperbilirubinemia, the patient was seen urgently in our Outpatient Hepatology Clinic, marking approximately three weeks after the onset of symptoms.

No patient had both a greater than three times ULN increase in ALT and AST and a clinically relevant (greater than two times ULN) increase in total bilirubin and there were no cases of hepatitis or clinically significant hepatic dysfunction.

In contrast, unvaccinated blood donors developed clinically significant acute hepatitis B after exposure to HBV via sexual transmission.

The incidence of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is significant in hepatitis C virus (HCV) carriers due to multiple mechanisms, and this worsens the progression of chronic liver diseases, such as cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma, and death.

In this context, the current results support earlier reports of Khettry et al. [ 30] and Ciccorossi et al. [ 31] that high viral load pre-LT was correlated with more progressive recurrence of HCV and higher early (1 week) posttransplantation viral loads (≥2.5 × 10 IU/mL) are at risk for significant recurrent hepatitis C.

Past medical history was significant for hepatitis A. She denied alcohol or tobacco use, had no chronic medical conditions, was not on any medications including gut irritants such as aspirin/non-steroidials and did not have a history of travel prior to onset of symptoms.

A 58-year-old Asian American male with IgG kappa MM, DS stage III, and ISS stage II at diagnosis in 2010 had a medical history significant for hepatitis B virus (HepB) infection with clearance of HepB DNA while on maintenance tenofovir.