Gilbert's Syndrome
Also known as: Benign Familial Icterus; Constitutional Hepatic Dysfunction; Familial nonhemolytic Jaundice; Gilbert’s Disease; Hebra’s Disease
Description
Gilbert’s Syndrome is a form of Jaundice caused by increased amounts of unconjugated Bilirubin in the Blood Plasma without any evidence of Liver damage, Cholestasis (obstruction of the Bile Duct) or rupture of Blood Cells (hemolysis).
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