Hepatology

Liver Inflammation and Immunology

Liver inflammation is a response that happens when liver cells are assaulted by a disease causing microbe or substance. These functions include producing bile to separate sustenance into vitality; making basic substances, for example, hormones; cleaning poisons from the blood, including those from solution, liquor and medicates; and controlling fat stockpiling and cholesterol creation and discharge. Liver immunology implies the special connection between the liver and immune system.