Historically mortality has been high, being in excess of 80%. In recent years the advent of liver transplantation and multidisciplinary intensive care support have improved survival significantly. At present overall short-term survival with transplant is more than 65%. Several prognostic scoring systems have been devised to predict mortality and to identify who will require an early liver transplant. These include King's College Hospital criteria, MELD score, APACHE II, and Clichy criteria.
complications of Hepatitis A
complications of Hepatitis B
complications of Hepatitis E
medical cause of Hepatitis
complications of Cholera
complications of Amoebiasis
complications of Primary biliary cholangitis
symptom of Hepatitis B