Hepatitis A-related acute liver failure and severe acute pancreatitis with prolonged cholestasis
Published online on July 14, 2026
Abstract
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Acute hepatitis A virus (HAV) infection is typically self-limiting but may rarely lead to severe hepatic and extra-hepatic complications. However, HAV-related acute liver failure may lead to complicated acute pancreatitis, and bilateral pleural effusions ...
Acute hepatitis A virus (HAV) infection is typically self-limiting but may rarely lead to severe hepatic and extra-hepatic complications. However, HAV-related acute liver failure may lead to complicated acute pancreatitis, and bilateral pleural effusions ...