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Fulminant hepatitis is a rare and severe form of acute liver failure (ALF) characterized by rapid and massive destruction of liver cells and associated with a high mortality rate. Infectious factors, in particular viral hepatitis, take a prominent place in the etiology of ALF, however, the presence of chronic liver pathology can play a significant role in the disease progression and development of ALF.
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