ABOUT PATHOGENESIS OF BRAIN DAMAGES IN CHOLESTASIS
Abstract
The literature review describes the mechanisms of brain damages in animal and human cholestasis. The role of bilirubin, bile acids, oxidative stress, endotoxemia, brain ischemia and edema, damaged mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum of nerve cells in pathogenesis of brain disturbances in cholestasis is demonstrated.
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