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Rev. colomb. gastroenterol ; 23(4): 343-346, oct.-dic. 2008. graf
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-523308

ABSTRACT

La asociación entre enfermedad reumática y enfermedad hepática está ampliamente reconocida. Se clasifica en tres grandes grupos:Enfermedad hepática asociada a enfermedad reumática.Enfermedad hepática aislada, con enfermedad hepática concomitante. Hepatotoxicidad por el tratamiento médico de la enfermedad reumática. La mayoría de las veces, la hepatopatía asociada no es severa e histológicamente se relaciona con cambios leves inespecíficos o con esteatosis hepática. La hepatopatía significativa se asocia más con enfermedad hepática concomitante por alcohol o viral, y con hepatotoxicidad medicamentosa. A continuación se presenta una recopilación de estos casos entre 2004 y 2006 de dos centros hospitalarios de Bogotá y de la consulta personal, y una revisión concisa del tema.


The association between liver diseases and rheumatic diseases is clearly defined. This association can be classified in three groups: Liver disease associated to rheumatic disease. Isolated liver disease, with concomitant hepatic disease. Hepatic liver injury associated to medications for rheumatic disorders. In most of the cases the liver disorder is mild, and is related histologically to subtle non-specific findings or to fatty liver. Significant liver disease in the rheumatic population is related to concomitant liver disorders such as viral hepatitis o alcohol disease, or related to drug hepatotoxicity. The following review shows a report of these cases between 2004 and 2006 at two medical centers and from the personal practice of a Hepatology and a rheumatology clinic.


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Humans , Male , Female , Adult , Arthritis , Autoimmunity , Hepatitis , Liver Cirrhosis, Biliary , Liver Failure
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