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AASLD PRACTICE GUIDELINESD iagnosis and Management of Autoimmune HepatitisMichael P. Manns,1 Albert J. Czaja,2 James D. Gorham,3 Edward L. Krawitt,4 Giorgina Mieli-Vergani,5 Diego Vergani,6and John M. Vierling7 This guideline has been approved by the AmericanAssociation for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD)and represents the position of the PreambleClinical practice guidelines are defined as systemati-cally developed statements to assist practitioner andpatient decisions about appropriate heath care for spe-cific clinical circumstances. 1 These guidelines onautoimmune hepatitis provide a data-supportedapproach to the Diagnosis and Management of this dis-ease.
hepatitis A, B, and C viruses Same as for ‘‘definite’’ Other etiological factors Average alcohol consumption less than 25 g/day. No history of recent use of known hepatotoxic drugs. Alcohol consumption less than 50 g/day and no recent use of known hepatotoxic drugs. Patients who have consumed larger amounts of alcohol
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