Converse of subject

• cause: Hepatitis A, sometimes called hep A or HAV, is a liver disease caused by the hepatitis A virus.

Converse of object

• treat: Because the damage resembled that caused by viruses, the scientists suspect avocado extract might be useful to treat viral hepatitis.

• cause: There are many types of virus which can cause hepatitis.

• include: Infectious Diseases These include Hepatitis that typically features severe depression in the recovery phase.

• develop: Hepatitis E should be considered if a pregnant woman develops acute hepatitis after recently returning from an endemic area.

• call: There are several forms of the disease, including hepatitis A ( sometimes called infectious hepatitis ), hepatitis B and hepatitis C.

• have: If you have chronic hepatitis, try to lead a normal life as far as possible.

Adjective modifier

• fulminant: Individual cases of fulminant hepatitis with fatal outcome have been reported in Japan.

• autoimmune: It is important that people with autoimmune hepatitis eat a healthy diet.

• viral: For more information about viral hepatitis, contact the British Liver trust on 01473 276 328.

• alcoholic: What about patients with acute alcoholic hepatitis who deteriorate despite maximum medical therapy?

• chronic: Chronic hepatitis also has a number of different causes.

• acute: For acute hepatitis, double-blind trials have shown mixed results.

Modifies a noun

• B: Taiwan is the first country in the world to provide free hepatitis B vaccinations for children.

• virus: Replication of human hepatitis delta virus: recent developments.

• vaccination: Taiwan is the first country in the world to provide free hepatitis B vaccinations for children.

• vaccine: Randomized trials and observational studies were eligible if they use standard recombinant hepatitis B vaccines.

• outbreak: The hollow fiber dialysers were introduced because of the hepatitis outbreak.

• infection: One patient has been found to have a hepatitis infection which matches the Health Care Worker.

Noun used with modifier

• halothane: Rarely hepatic dysfunction ( sometimes known as " halothane hepatitis " ) is diagnosed when other causes of hepatic impairment have been excluded.