Hepatitis Cholangiogenic

Hepatitis of cholangic etiology is a pathology in which infectious microorganisms and toxic substances enter the bile duct and destroy hepatocytes. The disease occurs against the background of primary and secondary cholangitis. Thus, the infection from the blood or biliary tract through bile and intercellular spaces enters the liver tissue. Besides

Cholangiogenic hepatitis is an infection that causes inflammation of the gallbladder and bile ducts. Cholestatic hepatitis is the most severe of hepatitis, since this name means that the liver cells and hepatic epithelium function normally, but the liver function is impaired. This type of hepatitis occurs not only due to the influence of the biliary tract itself, but also due to