Titlebook: Viral Hepatitis; Francesco Callea,Mario Zorzi (Professor of Patholo Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1986 blo

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F. Bonino,R. M. Brunetto,E. Chiaberge,F. Negrolaufend erscheinenden Arbeiten sind so zahlreich, da? es unm?glich geworden ist, die gesamte ?Submikroskopische Morphologie des Protoplasmas und seiner Derivate“ in einem. handlichen Buch darzustellen. wie dies friiher geschah, bevor das übermikroskop zur V erfügung stand (Borntraeger, Berlin, 1958)

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Immunization Against Hepatitis B,linical studies in several million individuals with the plasma-derived vaccine have demonstrated the immunogenicity, high protective efficacy and safety of the currently licensed preparations meeting WHO requirements (Deinhardt and Zuckerman 1985).

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The Problem of Posttransfusion Hepatitis, clinically: the pathology, immunology and virology have been defined, even though much remains to be learned, and this information will be summarized in various chapters of this book (for review see: Vyas et al. 1984). Perhaps the greatest changes in posttransfusion hepatitis have come about primar

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Clinical Aspects of Acute and Chronic Hepatitis: Pitfalls of Diagnosis, Extrahepatic Manifestationsems, however, worthwhile to discuss less common problems and pitfalls of diagnosis. Moreover, attention will also be focused on the spectrum of extrahepatic clinical manifestation, which may also be present as symptoms and obscure the diagnosis, or as complications and endanger the outlook for the p

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Hepatitis Delta Virus (HDV): Infection and Disease, variant of HBV. Characterization studies in chimpanzees have instead shown that it is the internal component of a new and unique hepatitis agent, which has peculiar biological features, and requires the assistance of HBV to replicate (Rizzetto et al. 1980a). The delta agent has been recently rename

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The Pathology of Acute Viral Hepatitis,dence of liver-cell damage, with or without frank necrosis. The inflammatory infiltrate is mainly composed of lymphoid cells, including plasma cells (Mietkiewski and Scheuer 1985), but a few segmented leucocytes are commonly seen. Kupffer cells and portal macrophages are enlarged, and may contain di