Coptics of acute liver failure.

Acute liver failure is a serious clinical syndrome that causes severe damage to liver function and causes symptoms such as hepatocytic cerebral disease in a short period of time without a chronic liver disease basis. The ALF has an acute, rapid and high rate of morbidity and mortality, which is one of the most serious problems. The aim of this paper is to raise awareness of the disease through knowledge of acute liver failure in science, including its causes, clinical performance, diagnosis, treatment and prevention.First, acute liver failure causes a large number of diseases, including, inter alia, viral hepatitis, drug poisoning, bacterial and lektic infections, metabolic and genetic diseases.1, viral hepatitis: The most common type of hepatitis virus in the country is hepatitis, which can cause ALF but is relatively rare.2 Drug poisoning: pharmaceutical liver damage is another common cause of acute liver decay. Drugs or their metabolites can cause direct liver damage or are associated with individual immune responses.3. Infection: Bacteria and lektic infections can cause sepsis, infectious shock, damage to the liver function and, if serious, ALF.4. Metabolismal diseases and hereditary diseases, such as the Reye syndrome, acute fatty liver of pregnancy, Wilson ‘ s disease, semi-lactose haematosis, and genoplasemia, can all lead to the ALF.II. Clinical performanceAcute liver failure can show clinical symptoms such as yellow flu, haemorrhage and liver failure.1. Yellow Sing: The majority of ALF patients have yellow Sing and tend to growHepatic functional failure: If hepatic failure occurs, hepatic serotransmitamase increases, particularly in the case of grain herds (AST); serum total cholesterol increases in a sexual manner; condensation time (PT) increases; and condensation activity (PA) decreases.Haemorrhage: Bruising, haemorrhaging of teeth, haemorrhaging of the nasal mucous membranes, etc., and serious, if not digestive, haemorrhage, leading to defecation and vomiting.Diagnosis laboratory examinations, clinical performance and video-testing are the main diagnostic basis for acute liver failure.Clinical performance: acute liver failure is a symptom of acute liver failure in acute cases of acute illness, with serious signs of digestive tracts within 2 weeks.Laboratory testing: Unusuals can be detected through laboratory tests, such as blood routines, biochemical tests and coagulation function tests. One of the key diagnostics of the ALF is the extension of the original time of coagulation (PT) and the decrease in the activity of the coagulation.3 Visual examinations: for example, those that help to assess liver morphology and the presence of complications in the abdominal B super, CT or MRI.IV. Treatment for acute liver failure consists mainly of treatment of causes, treatment of complications, liver transplants and artificial liver support.1. Pathological treatment: Antiviral treatment may be used for acute liver function failure caused by viral hepatitis, while for pharmaceutical acute liver function failure, the use of drugs that may cause liver damage should be discontinued, as well as detoxification and liver protection treatment.2. Treatment of complications: Treatment should be provided for various types of complications, such as liver cerebral disease, edema, kidney failure, etc.Hepatotransplantation: In situ liver transplantation is the most effective treatment for acute liver failure at present, with a post-operative survival rate of over 70 per cent.4. Artificial liver support treatment: Temporary replacement of part of the function of the liver of decay by removing harmful substances, supplementing essential substances and improving in vitro mechanical, physical, chemical or biological devices in the internal environment.5. The key to preventing acute liver failure is to raise health awareness, strengthen self-management and avoid contributing factors.1 Vaccination: prevention of viral hepatitis.2. The use of drugs should be reasonable: as far as possible, no substance should be abused, especially those that may cause liver damage.3. Maintaining good habits: anti-smoking and alcohol, regular diet, overwork and increased physical immunity.4. Periodic medical examinations: periodic medical examinations, especially for patients with a chronic liver disease base, are conducted to detect potential cases in a timely manner and provide early treatment.Acute liver failure is a serious and complex clinical syndrome with diverse causes, diverse clinical performance and relatively rapid progress. The survival of patients has been effectively improved through a combination of treatments such as causes, complications, liver transplants and artificial liver support treatment. Preventing acute liver failure requires increased health awareness, better self-management and the avoidance of disease-induced factors.Reference No. 1, Chinese Medical Association, Infective Hepatology and Artificial Hepatology Group, Chinese Medical Association, Hepatology and Heavy Hepatitis and Artificial Hepatology Group [J]. 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Owing to individual differences and the complexity of the disease, specific treatment and preventive measures need to be developed by a professional physician depending on the patient ‘ s situation.