The final stage of liver failure. Liver damage that can lead to liver failure may be caused by hepatitis B and C, alcohol, autoimmune liver diseases, cancer as well as other conditions. The liver is the largest gland in the body and it's functions include bile secretion, initial absorption of nutrients, detoxification and metabolism of fat carbohydrates and protein. ...more »
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