Fatty Liver Disease: NASH and Related Disorders

1. Overview: an introduction to NASH and related fatty liver disorders
2. Pathology of hepatic steatosis, NASH and related conditions,
3. The epidemiology and risk factors of NASH
4. Insulin resistance in NAFLD: potential mechanisms and therapies
5. NASH as part of the metabolic (insulin resistance) syndrome
6. NASH is a genetically determined disease
7. The pathogenesis of NASH: human studies
8. Animal models of steatohepatitis
9. Fatty acid metabolism and lipotoxicity in the pathogenesis of NAFLD/NASH
10. Cytokines and inflammatory recruitment in NASH: experimental and human studies
11. Mitochondrial injury and NASH
12. Cell biology of NASH: fibrosis and cell proliferation
13. Clinical manifestations and diagnosis of NAFLD
14. The clinical outcome of NAFLD including cryptogenic cirrhosis,
15. Practical approach to the diagnosis and management of people with fatty liver diseases
16. Management of NASH: current and future perspectives on treatment
17. NAFLD, NASH and orthotopic liver transplantation
18. NAFLD/NASH is not just a ‘Western’ problem: some perspectives on NAFLD/NASH from the East
19. NAFLD/NASH in children
20. Steatohepatitis resulting from intestinal bypass
21. Specific disorders associated with NAFLD
22. Hepatocellular carcinoma in NAFLD
23. Does NASH or NAFLD contribute to comorbidity of other liver diseases
24. Recent advances

Fatty Liver Diseases: NASH and Related Disorders is an unusual book: it combines a practical approach for students and physicians concerned with the problem with a clear overview on the causative mechanisms. It appeals to doctors and other health care workers who encounter this problem, as well as to pathologists and investigators interested in the field of liver disease.    It will improve your diagnostic acumen for people with abnormal liver tests, advance your knowledge about this important subject and help with your specialist or undergraduate exams, and management of a common disorder.