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Gilbert Syndrome
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Hepatic Jaundice Disorder
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genetic defect in uptake/conjugation of bilirubin. Reduced activity of glucoronyltransferase
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Criggler-Najjar
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Hepatic Jaundice of the New Born
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No conjugation. Macrophages cause the bilirubinemia by day 3
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Dubin Johnson
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Obstructive Jaundice
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defect in secretion into the intrahepatic bile duct. The hepatocytes have black pigment.
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Rotor's syndrome
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Obstructive Janudice
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same as Dubin Johnson except without black pigment.
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Problems with conjugation of bilirubin have low bili
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Obstructive have high normal
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Mixed is mixed
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Menetrier's Disease
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GI: hypoproteneima TGFa thick stomach wall
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This disorder is caused by over secretion of TGFa and it results in a hypertrophic foveolar wall as well as enteropathic hypoprotenemia
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Wilson's Disease
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This is a disease localized to the liver heart and pancreas caused by failure of biliary copper secretion and copper overload. Like HH it affects the liver.
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Caroli's Disease
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Bile ducts are dialated with inspissated bile. this is a non alcoholic cause of cirrhosis. It like polycystic liver is associated with Polycystic kidney.
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Wolman's Disease
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Acid Lipase deficiency. Fatty liver etc. Fat storage
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Lambert Eaton
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Paraneoplastic anti calcium channel myesthenic disorder. You have super human strength
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Peutz-Jehgers
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Hamartomatous Polyps in GI, and macules on lips
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