Hepatology 2009
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Preface
1. Hepatitis A
2. Hepatitis B
3. Hepatitis C
4. Hepatitis E
5. HBV Virology
6. HCV Virology
7. Prophylaxis/Vaccination

Hepatitis B and D
8. Diagnostic tests
9. HBV Treatment
10. Resistance
11. Hepatitis D

Hepatitis C
12. Diagnostic Tests
13. Standard of care
14. New agents
15. Adverse Drug Reactions
16. Extrahepatic manifest.

Coinfections
17. HBV/HIV coinfection
18. HCV/HIV coinfection
19. HBV/HCV coinfection

Liver Fibrosis
20. Assessment

Hepatocellular Carcinoma
21. Management

Transplantation
22. Hepatitis B or C
23. Hepatitis B and C

Autoimmune + Metabolic
24. Haemochromatosis
25. NAFLD & NASH
26. Wilson's Disease
27. PSC and PBC

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  The Editors
Stephan Mauss
Thomas Berg
Jürgen Rockstroh
Christoph Sarrazin
Heiner Wedemeyer


Chapter
 
Preface
Stefan Zeuzem
 
1 Hepatitis A - Epidemiology, transmission and natural history
J. Lenz
 
2 Hepatitis B - Epidemiology, transmission and natural history
J.C. Wasmuth
 
3 Hepatitis C - Epidemiology, transmission and natural history
J.C. Wasmuth
 
4 Hepatitis E - Epidemiology, transmission and natural history
J. Lenz
 
5 HBV Virology
J. Lüsebrink, V. Schildgen and O. Schildgen
 
6 HCV Virology
B. Kupfer
 
7 Prophylaxis and vaccination of viral hepatitis
H. Wedemeyer and the Hannover Medical School
 


Hepatitis B and D


8 Acute and chronic hepatitis B - Diagnostic tests
O. Schildgen
 
9 HBV Treatment - Standard of care
F. van Bömmel and T. Berg
 
10 HBV - Resistance and implications for therapeutic strategies
S. Mauss and H. Wedemeyer
 
11 Hepatitis D - Diagnostic procedures and therapy
H. Wedemeyer
 


Hepatitis C


12 Acute and chronic hepatitis C - Diagnostic tests
C. Lange and C. Sarrazin
 
13 Standard of care
M. Cornberg and H. Wedemeyer
 
14 New agents for treatment
C. Lange and C. Sarrazin
 
15 Management of adverse drug reactions
S. Mauss and M. Schäfer
 
16 Extrahepatic manifestations of chronic hepatitis C
K.P. Puchner and T. Berg
 


Coinfections


17 Management of HBV/HIV coinfection
S. Mauss and J. Rockstroh
 
18 Management of HCV/HIV coinfection
J. Rockstroh and S. Mauss
 
19 Management of HBV/HCV coinfection
C. Schwarze-Zander and J. Rockstroh
 


Liver Fibrosis


20 Assessment of hepatic fibrosis in chronic viral hepatitis
F. Grünhage and F. Lammert
 


Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC)


21 Diagnosis, prognosis & therapy
U. Spengler
 


Liver Transplantation


22 Management of patients before and after liver transplantation
S. Beckebaum, G. Gerken and V.R. Cicinnati
 
23 Liver transplantation in hepatitis B and C and HIV coinfection
J.M. Miro, F. Agüero, M. Laguno, M. Tuset, C. Cervera, A. Moreno, J.C. García-Valdecasas, A. Rimola and the Hospital Clinic OLT in HIV Working Group
 


Autoimmune and Metabolic Liver Disease


24 Metabolic Liver Diseases: Haemochromatosis
C. Niederau
 
25 Metabolic Liver Diseases: NAFLD & NASH
C. Niederau
 
26 Metabolic Liver Diseases: Wilson's Disease
C. Niederau
 
27 Autoimmune hepatitis, PSC and PBC - Etiology, diagnosis, Natural History and Therapy
C. P. Straßburg
 


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