Publications by authors named "El Got Abdeljalil"
Article Synopsis
- Type C hepatic encephalopathy (Type C HE) is a neurological disorder resulting from chronic liver failure, presenting symptoms like mental confusion and motor difficulties.
- The increase in Alzheimer type II astrocytes (AT2A) is a significant finding linked to Type C HE, though the development of AT2A and its role in cognitive impairments is still unclear.
- Research in rats indicates that elevated oxidative stress, inflammation, and specific signaling pathways contribute to the rise of GMF and AT2A, leading to cognitive and motor deficits, suggesting potential targets for treatment.
Hepatic encephalopathy (HE) is a neurological condition linked to liver failure. Acute HE (Type A) occurs with acute liver failure, while chronic HE (Type C) is tied to cirrhosis and portal hypertension. HE treatments lag due to gaps in understanding its development by gender and age.
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