Chronic liver disease

Acute Painless Jaundice: Assessment and Management

Original Articles, Volume 7, Issue 3, Pages 105 - 150 (2008)

The most common presentation of liver and biliary disease is jaundice, and most acute medical teams will encounter several jaundiced patients over time. Some of these patients will be extremely unwell, and a systematic approach will enable all doctors to manage such patients correctly.

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Emergency Management of Acute on Chronic Liver Disease

Clinical Reviews, Volume 5, Issue 1, Pages 1 - 40 (2006)

Abstract

Chronic liver disease is becoming more common in the UK. There has been much media coverage due to recent change in licensing laws and celebrity figures suffering from cirrhosis. This review highlights the common complications of cirrhosis that frequently present to the acute physician, focussing on initial presentation and subsequent management, based on the current best available evidence.

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