International journal of molecular medicine · 1999
Various extrahepatic manifestations caused by hepatitis C virus infection.
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Nagao Y, Sata M, Noguchi S, Tajiri N, Ono N, Fukuda T, Kameyama T, Ueno T
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It has been reported that hepatitis C virus (HCV) causes not only liver disease but also disorders of other organs and tissues. Previously, many HCV-related extrahepatic manifestations have been reported. In this study, we report 2 patients in whom tongue cancer was detected during the treatment of HCV-related liver disease. In one patient, tongue cancer was detected during the treatment of HCV-related liver cirrhosis, and articular rheumatism developed thereafter. The duration of HCV-related liver disease was 10 years. In the other patient, tongue cancer was detected during the treatment of HCV-related hepatocellular carcinoma. This patient had a past history of thyroid disease. The duration of HCV-related liver disease was 6 years. In these patients, the possibility that several conditions incidentally and concurrently developed cannot be denied. However, the conditions described above may be regarded as HCV-related extra-hepatic manifestations. In patients with HCV infection, it is important to examine conditions in organs other than the liver. Careful follow-up is needed.