1000 resultados para Fischer, G.A. (1848-1886) -- Portraits
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Lord Byron.--Fürst Pückler.--Carlyle.--Feuerbach.--G. Sand.--Dickens.--Thackeray.--Kingsley.--Rich. Wagner.--Flaubert.--Zola.--Daudet.--Erkmann.--J. Wolff.--Alwina v. M. [i.e. Malwida von Meysenbug]--Reichenau.
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As little is known about liver histology in the co-infection of hepatitis C virus (HCV) and hepatitis G virus (HGV), HGV RNA was investigated in 46 blood donors with hepatitis C, 22 of them with liver biopsy: co-infection HCV / HGV (n = 6) and HCV isolated infection (n = 16). Besides staging and grading of inflammation at portal, peri-portal and lobular areas (Brazilian Consensus), the fibrosis progression index was also calculated. All patients had no symptoms or signs of liver disease and prevalence of HGV / HCV co-infection was 15.2%. Most patients had mild liver disease and fibrosis progression index, calculated only in patients with known duration of infection, was 0.110 for co-infection and 0.130 for isolated HCV infection, characterizing these patients as "slow fibrosers". No statistical differences could be found between the groups, although a lesser degree of inflammation was always present in co-infection. In conclusion co-infection HCV / HGV does not induce a more aggressive liver disease, supporting the hypothesis that HGV is not pathogenic.
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v.3 (1844)