hepatic and biliary disorders
Hepatic Granulomas
Treatment of Hepatic Granulomas
Treatment of cause Treatment is directed at the underlying disorder. When the cause is unknown, treatment is usually withheld, and follow-up with periodic liver tests is instituted. However, if symptoms of tuberculosis (eg, prolonged fever) and deteriorating health occur, empiric antituberculous therapy may be justified. Corticosteroids may resolve liver biochemistry abnormalities and systemic manifestations of sarcoidosis, such as weight loss and extrahepatic involvement; however, they do not prevent Hepatic Fibrosis . Thus, corticosteroids are typically recommended only in patients with systemic manifestations of 