Onemocnění jater infekční etiologie
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P. Chalupa
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III. klinika infekčních a tropických nemocí 1. LF UK a FN Na Bulovce, Praha
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Čas. Lék. čes. 2007; 146: 122-127
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Review Article
Přehledový článek se zabývá problematikou postižení jater infekční etiologie. Pozornost je věnována základním infekčním agens, ikteru při infekčních chorobách a ložiskovým infekcím jater. Konkrétní infekce jater doplňuje stručná patologickoanatomická charakteristika.
Klíčová slova:
infekční hepatologie, infekce jater.
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