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Basic and clinical research have in recent years contributed towards clarifying certain aspects ofthe epidemiology, pathogenesis, prevention, and treatment of liver diseases. New diagnostic techniques have, moreover, facilitated observations on the evolution of such diseases. Nevertheless, a numberofquestions still remain, especially in the assess- ment and management ofliver patients. The hope that such questions can be answered justifies publications like the present one, which provide experts an opportunity to pre- sent the results oftheir research. The papers collected in this volume cover all aspects of the assessment and man- agement of hepatobiliary disease. The focal points are three summaries ofthe state of the art. The first deals with the highly topical problem of liver transplants from the point ofview ofpatient selection. Roger Williams in fact stresses the urgent need to ex- ercise caution in the selection ofsuitable candidates. This is especially true at the pre- sent time when cyclosporin A, a new immunosuppressive drug now available on the market, has significantly changed the natural history ofsurvival after liver transplanta- tion.

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Hepatic Transport Mechanisms, Intrahepatic Cholestasis and Gallstone
Disease.- Liver Transplantation: State of the Art.- Mathematical Models for
the Study of Liver Metabolism.- Mechanisms of Hepatic Fatty Acid Uptake.-
Vesicular Transport of Fluid Phase Markers by Hepatocytes.- The Hepatic
Uptake of Organic Anions: an Overview.- Mechanisms of Transport of
Tauroconjugated Bile Acids in the Hepatocyte: Functional Significance.-
Determinants of Biliary Cholesterol Secretion.- The Enterohepatic Circulation
of Sulfated and Nonsulfated Bile Acids.- Esterogens and Bile Secretion.-
Transport of UDPG in Vitro and Reversal of Ethanol-Induced Effects.-
Associated Factors in Gallstone Disease.- Epidemiology of Gallstone Disease
in Hungary.- The Role of the Gallbladder in Cholesterol Gallstone
Pathogenesis.- Mechanism of Gallstone Formation in Obese Subjects.- Medical
Treatment of Cholesterol Gallstones: Present and Future.- Bile Acid Treatment
of Cholesterol Gallstones: A Reappraisal.- Biliary Lipid Composition after
Endoscopic Sphincterotomy in Postcholecystectomy Patients: Effect of
Short-Term Ursodeoxycholic Acid Administration.- Concluding Remarks.-
Assessment of Liver Function.- Drug-Induced Liver Injury.- Biochemical Liver
Tests: Recent Developments and Challenges.- Should Serum Bile Acid
Determinations be performed Routinely in Patients with Liver Disease?.-
Clinical Significance of Serum Bilirubins: Recent Advances.- Enzyme Pattern
Changes in Preneoplastic and Neoplastic Lesions of the Liver.- The Value of
Quantitation of Liver Function.- Quantitation of Liver Function: Antipyrine
Metabolism, an Update.- Antipyrine Clearance: Evaluation of Simplified
Methods in Chronic Liver Diseases.- Preoperative Care of Adult Patients
Chosen for Liver Transplantation.- Assessment of Liver Function Before and
After Liver Transplantation.- Hormones and Liver: Some Aspects of the
Problem.- Effects of Thyroid Hormone Administration and of Thyroidectomy on
the Metabolism of Bilirubin in Rats.- Comparison of Some Parameters of the
Drug-Metabolizing Enzyme System and Liver Function Tests in Different Hepatic
Diseases.- Interaction of Ethanol with Hepatic Drug Metabolism.- Antioxidant
and Immunomodulant Effect of Hepatoprotective Drugs.- Stimulating Influence
of a Flavonolignane Derivative on Proliferation, RNA Synthesis and Protein
Synthesis in Liver Cells.- Renal Functional Impairment in Cirrhosis.-
Pathophysiology of Cirrhotic Ascites.- Treatment of Ascites.- Low-Sodium Diet
in the Management of Ascites in the Cirrhotic Patient.- Treatment of
Refractory Ascites by Concentrated Ascitic Fluid Reinfusion.- Concluding
Remarks.- Management of Liver Disease.- Liver and Aging.- Prognosis of
Advanced Liver Disease.- Virus and Host Factors in the Evolution of Chronic
Hepatitis Type B: Choice of Treatment.- Antiviral Treatment of Chronic
Hepatitis.- Autoimmune Hepatitis: Diagnosis and Treatment.- Serum
?2-microglobulin and Anti- ?2m Antibodies in Chronic Liver Disease.-
Treatment of Liver Cirrhosis.- Drug Therapy for Alcoholic Liver Disease.-
Silymarin Treatment in Patients with Cirrhosis of the LiverA Prospective
Study.- Protein Malnutrition in Chronic Liver Disease: Corrective Measures.-
The Management of Primary Biliary Cirrhosis.- Impaired Calcitonin Response to
Intravenous Calcium Load in Primary Biliary Cirrhosis.- Prevention of Upper
Gastrointestinal Bleeding in Cirrhotic Patients.- Prophylactic Treatment of
First Variceal Bleeding in Cirrhotics with Nadolol or Ranitidine: A
Prospective Randomized Study.- Hemodynamic and Clinical Evaluation of Nadolol
inthe Treatment of Portal Hypertension in Patients with Cirrhosis.- The GABA
Hypothesis of the Pathogenesis of Hepatic Encephalopathy: Current Status.-
Lactitol in the Prevention of Recurrent Hepatic Encephalopathy in Shunted
Cirrhotic Patients. Preliminary Results of a Controlled Trial.- Concluding
Remarks.