MICROBIOME IN CIRRHOTIC PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT ENCEPHALOPATHY

Waleed Abd AlSamiee Mahmoud;

Abstract


Abstract
Hepatic encephalopathy (HE) is characterized by cognitive impairment and is usually seen in patients with advanced liver disease or porto- systemic shunts. Spectrum of HE varies from minor cognitive dysfunction to lethargy, depressed consciousness and coma.
The pathogenesis of cirrhosis and its complications are closely related to changes in the Intestinal microbiota which has critical functions in multiple aspects of mammalian physiology including regulation of body weight and related metabolic homeostasis, instruction of the immune system, and regulation of epithelial cell responses that are essential to maintain mutualism.
In this study we tried to found the difference in stool microbiome in cirrhotic patients with hepatic encephalopathy, cirrhotic patients without encephalopathy, and non-cirrhotic persons.
Patients with cirrhosis with or without HE were included for a one-time visit, age-matched healthy controls not currently abusing alcohol or on antibiotics and without systemic diseases are also included in this study.


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Title MICROBIOME IN CIRRHOTIC PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT ENCEPHALOPATHY
Other Titles ميكروبات الامعاء في مرضي التليف الكبدي في وجود وعدم وجود الغيبوبة الكبدية
Authors Waleed Abd AlSamiee Mahmoud
Issue Date 2018

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