This review highlights recent developments in treatment and diagnosis of autoimmune liver diseases and viral hepatitis, suggesting better management strategies for coexistence.
Autoimmune liver diseases (AILDs) is a group of chronic inflammatory liver diseases mediated by autoimmune disorders, while viral hepatitis is a group of infectious diseases mainly induced by hepatotropic viruses, resulting in liver inflammation and necrotic lesions. A viral infection is a risk factor for AILDs, and the two conditions may coexist. This article provides a review of the diagnosis and treatment of AILDs combined with viral hepatitis in recent years.
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