24. chronic hepatitis, familial liver diseases Flashcards

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what to mention

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chronic hepatitis: what, patho, background
familial CH: types, breeds
treatment

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what is chronic hepatitis

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a group of inflammatory-necrotizing liver diseases
mononuclear or mixed infiltration, periportal necrosis, fibrosis, clinical/ biochemical hepatocellular dysfunction
no improvement for 4-6 weeks
end stage = liver chirrosis

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chronic hepatitis pathophysiology

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poorly understood
immune mediated?
copper - cause or consequence
virus - infective cause?

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chronic hepatitis background

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  1. familiar: Bedlington, Dalmatian, labrador, doberman, WHWT
    2: infective: infectious canine hepatitis, leptospirosis, helicobacter
    3- drug: anti epileptic, carprofen
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clinical signs of chronic hepatitis

lab

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apper if >75% of liver is damaged
uterus, ascites, wavy GI signs, PUPD
ALT! BA, albumin

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familial chronic hepatitis types

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primary: increased cu through life, bedlington, Labrador, Dalmatian
secondary: increased cu but not throughout life

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cu storage disease in bedlington terrier what is it

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progressive cu accumulation due to failed normal hepatobiliary excretion - low bile cu level
homoxygote and heterozygote types

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cu storage disease in bedlington terrier heterozygote

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transient, normalizes at around 1 year

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cu storage disease in bedlington terrier homozygote

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1-2 years - clinically normal but affected
young adult: acute fulminant hepatic necrosis
young middle aged: very high ALT
old middle aged: chronic hepatitis, increased ALT

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cu storage disease in Dalmatian

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primary cu disease 
acute onset, rapid progression 
fibrosis, necrosis 
icterus, PU/PD, dehydration
highly increased ALT
AST, ALP increased
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cu storage disease in Labrador

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primary disease - female

hepatocellular apoptosis, necrosis

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cu storage disease in Doberman pincher

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not primary
chronic hepatitis and chirrosis
doberman get it from less cu than bedlington
progressive anorexia, weight loss, vomit, ascites, icterus, PUPD
increased ALT, ALP, BR
decreased albumin

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cu storage disease in WHWTerrier

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early: focal no signs
later: ictreus, vomit, anorexia
increased ALT, Br,
decreased albumin

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treatment of cobber increase

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normal level is below 400 ppm 
cu-chelator: penicillamine
Zn-salt: decrease cu absorption from intestines 
NEVER MIX CHELATOR AND ZN
antioxidant: SAMe, Evit, silimaryne
low cu diet
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treatment of chronic hepatitis

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prednisolone <3
+ cyclosporine or azathioprine if not enough
UDCA: hepatoprotect, antiinflam, antifibrotic
antifibrotic drugs: d penicillamine, vit E, colchicine

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