Active cirrhosis

After chronic hepatitis B causes liver cirrhosis, active cirrhosis or hepatitis cirrhosis is continued. Active liver cirrhosis is characterized by inflammatory liver cirrhosis, viral infection with replication status, and inflammatory necrosis of varying severity. Clinically, serum transaminase is elevated and the condition continues to progress. The end-stage clinical manifestations of active cirrhosis are acute liver failure, and histology suggests a wide range of fused necrosis of the liver.

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