paratext · Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology and Treatment
IntroductionLiver cytolysis is extremely common and sometimes severe in people infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) [1].Abnormalities in liver laboratory tests appear in more than two-thirds of these subjects [1].These disturbances may be due to co-infection with HIV and hepatotoxic viruses, associated alcohol poisoning, fatty liver disease following malnutrition, opportunistic conditions, drug abuse, and the direct role of HIV is discussed [2].HIV infection has favored the emergence of many diseases and infections that take place on a different epidemiological and course pattern [1][2][3].Most of these opportunistic infections and neoplastic conditions occur oRigiNAL ARTiCLe Check for updates
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DOI: 10.23937/2469-584x/8/2
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