Autoimmune liver disease and rheumatic manifestations
Albert J. Czaja2006Current Opinion in RheumatologyReview
GastrointestinalImmune/Innate
Abstract
Clinical phenotypes of autoimmune hepatitis commonly include rheumatic manifestations that can mask the liver disease. Defects in counter-regulatory functions enhance cell-mediated cytotoxicity, and pharmacological interventions that promise site-specific actions affecting immunocyte differentiation and proliferation are feasible.
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