[Increase of aminotransferases].
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C, Trivalle; P, Chassagne; J, Doucet; M B, Perol; I, Landrin; N D, Manchon; J, Bourreille; E, Bercoff;
[Increase of aminotransferases].
Elevated aminotransferases activities are frequent in medical practice. In acute elevations, the mains causes are generally easily found (viral, drug-induced, toxic, ischemic). In moderate or prolonged elevations, the most frequent causes are steatosis (alcoholic, diabetes, obesity) and chronic hepatitis (viral B, D, C, drug-induced and auto-immune diseases.
Fatty Liver, Liver Diseases, Acute Disease, Chronic Disease, Humans, Obesity, Transaminases, Hepatitis
Fatty Liver, Liver Diseases, Acute Disease, Chronic Disease, Humans, Obesity, Transaminases, Hepatitis
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