Jaundice as a polyethological syndrome

The article considers the issue of the mechanisms of jaundice development. It is customary to distinguish suprahepatic, hepatic, and subhepatic jaundice. Not always the development of jaundice is a consequence of liver or bile duct disease. Moreover, each type of jaundice is characterized by a certain mechanism of development, understanding of which will allow providing pathogenetic assistance to the patient.

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Terapevt (General Physician)
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2025-04-20
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https://doi.org/10.33920/med-12-2504-04
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Pediatric Hepatobiliary Diseases and Treatments
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Abstract

The article considers the issue of the mechanisms of jaundice development. It is customary to distinguish suprahepatic, hepatic, and subhepatic jaundice. Not always the development of jaundice is a consequence of liver or bile duct disease. Moreover, each type of jaundice is characterized by a certain mechanism of development, understanding of which will allow providing pathogenetic assistance to the patient.

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