Plasmapheresis in the Treatment of Acute Liver Failure: A Case Report and a Review of the Literature

Although pregnancy-specific liver diseases are more common in pregnant women who present with acute hepatitis, acute viral hepatitis should be considered in the differential

In the literature, when concurrent cases with HIV infection are excluded, development of acute pancreatitis is reported in 49 cases due to standard IFN alpha and 5 cases due

A 35 years old female patient, who was 32 weeks pregnant, had been hospitalized in another clinic with pre-diagnosis of hemolytic anemia, elevated liver enzymes, low platelet

Our patient had a normal value of TSH, but low levels of free-T3 and T4 and a severe clinical picture of hypothyroidism.. Th e levels of prolactin, growth hormone, ACTH were

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When the renal-immunological diseases in which plasmapheresis has been performed is considered; 6 patients had Goodpasture syndrome, 5 patients had ANCA-associated

Conclusion: LT for Non A-E hepatitis related ALF has increased morbidity in children; and apart from temporary neurological complications, aplastic anemia is a major problem in