DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF SKIN "SIGNS" IN CHRONIC DIFFUSE LIVER DISEASES
Aim. Frequency Estimation of registration of various skin changes in patients with chronic diffuse liver diseases (CDDL). Subjects and methods. A cross-sectional observational study in patients with CDDL and dermatological changes. The basis of this study - the results of clinical and laboratory findings 468 patients with various liver diseases (viral, toxic, parasitic). Results. A detailed analysis of dermatological manifestations of "dermal signs" in the studied group has allowed both to expand their roster, and refine clinical description of some of them. Specifically, that patients can simultaneously generate multiple dermatological stigmata. Conclusion. The results suggest that skin extrahepatic "marks" is very variable. Their various combinations available to patients is a high screening signs of liver disease. The data can be used by physicians gastroenterologists and dermatologists.