Hepatitis A and E

Hepatitis B and D

Hepatitis C

• Hepatocellular Carcinoma
  • Most common cause worldwide ⇒ Chronic Hep B
  • Most common cause in europe ⇒ Chronic Hep C
  • Main risk factor is liver cirrhosis secondary to hep B and C. Alcohol, NAFLD, α-1-antitrypsin deficiency and Haemachromatosis also risk factors.
  • Raised AFP → useful diagnostic marker
  • Screening with ultrasound and AFP → for people with cirrhosis secondary to hep B, hep C, haemachromatosis or alcohol