DISRUPTION OF LIPID DIGESTION IN CHRONIC HEPATITIS AND CHOLECYSTITIS: CLINICAL, BIOCHEMICAL, AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the disruption of lipid digestion in chronic hepatitis and cholecystitis. Chronic liver and gallbladder diseases significantly alter lipid metabolism, impairing fat emulsification, lipase activity, and fat absorption. The article details digestive disorders in patients based on clinical signs, laboratory tests, and lipid profile results. Moreover, pathophysiological mechanisms, diagnostic approaches, and therapeutic strategies, including interventions supporting liver and gallbladder function, are discussed. The study findings clearly demonstrate the impact of chronic hepatitis and cholecystitis on lipid digestion and overall patient health.

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