critically describe the the pathophysiological changes that occur in any of the viral hepatities

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Running Head: PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN HEPATITIS B	1
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PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN HEPATITIS B
Hepatitis is a viral infection disease that occurs in the liver of the infected person. It is experienced with an inflammation in the liver that is mostly caused due to virus attack on the hepatic tissue or sometimes due to alcohol. As mentioned by Lian et al. (2015), viral hepatitis can be of various types, such as Hepatitis A, B and C; nevertheless, its causation as well as impacts can be strikingly different from one another, which can be explained on the grounds of their pathophysiology.
Here, the chosen Hepatitis is Hepatitis B that is caused by Hepatitis B virus (HBV). According to Grammatikos et al. (2015),

critically describe the the pathophysiological changes that occur in any of the viral hepatities

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