Clinicopathological conference: fibrosing cholestatic hepatitis presenting as subacute hepatic failure in a non-transplant patient.

The article presents a case study of a 40-year-old male with jaundice who was admitted to the hospital in March 2007. It states that his jaundice was accompanied with pruritus in which the he took a complementary/alternative medication (CAM) for 15 days. It adds that the patient's physical examination discovered a dilated abdomen with free fluid but without organ enlargement and a liver span of 11 centimeters.