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Acute Liver Failure — lecture + revision Shorts
Acute Liver Failure — The seven pearls that decide an acute liver failure answer

Acute Liver Failure — The seven pearls that decide an acute liver failure answer

Published: 5 Sept 2026
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Acute liver failure (ALF) is severe acute liver injury with coagulopathy (INR at least 1.5) and any degree of hepatic encephalopathy, developing within 26 weeks in a patient without pre-existing cirrhosis (Wilson's disease and reactivation of chronic hepatitis B are the accepted exceptions). Full topic, figures, and citations: https://medvellum.com/topics/acute-liver-failure References Stravitz 2019 · Lancet O'Grady 1989 · Gastroenterology Bernal 2013 · N Engl J Med O'Grady 1993 · Lancet Lee 2009 · Gastroenterology Polson 2005 · Hepatology Bernal 2002 · Lancet Prescott 1989 · Eur J Clin Phar…

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