Management and prognosis of alcoholic hepatitis - UpToDate
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Management of alcohol-associated hepatitis INTRODUCTION Liver disease related to harmful alcohol use ranges from acute liver inflammation (ie, alcohol-associated hepatitis) to chronic diseases including steatosis alone (fatty changes), advanced fibrosis, and ultimately cirrhosis. The term alcohol-associated hepatitis refers to the recent onset of symptomatic hepatitis, characterized by jaundice and elevated liver biochemistries. The amount and duration of alcohol intake that puts an individual at risk for developing alcohol-associated hepatitis is uncertain, but most patients have a…
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