Etiology, Histopathology, Staging and Complication of Wilson Disease
Samar Alharbi,
Saleh Bajahlan,
Hassan Almohsin
et al.
Abstract:Wilsons disease is a disorder that occurs when there are mutations, in the ATP7B gene. This leads to problems with copper transport and metabolism in the body. In this review we explore the causes, effects, symptoms and management of Wilsons disease. We delve into the factors that contribute to the condition and how it affects the livers’ ability to handle copper. A key diagnostic feature is the presence of "sunset glow" hepatocytes indicating a buildup of copper. The disease manifests with symptoms affecting … Show more
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