Stephen H. Caldwell, Luiz Antonio R. de Freitas, Sang H. Park, Maria Lucia V. Moreno, Jan A. Redick, Christine A. Davis, Barbee J. Sisson, James T. Patrie, Helma Cotrim, Curtis K. Argo, Abdullah Al‐Osaimi – 28 May 2009 – Mitochondrial dysfunction is an important element in the pathogenesis of nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). Intramitochondrial crystals (IMCs) are a well‐documented morphological abnormality seen on transmission electron microscopy in this disease.

Teoman Dogru, Cemal Nuri Ercin, Ilker Tasci, Serkan Tapan, Zeki Yesilova, Ahmet Uygun – 28 May 2009

Akio Matsumoto, Hisashi Matsumoto, Hideto Inokuchi – 21 May 2009

Robert P. Myers, James C. Gregor, Paul J. Marotta – 21 May 2009

Fin Stolze Larsen, Julia Wendon – 6 May 2009 – In patients with severe liver failure, brain edema is a frequent and serious complication that may result in high intracranial pressure and brain damage. This short article focuses on basic physiologic principles that determine water flux across the blood‐brain barrier. Using the Starling equation, it is evident that both the osmotic and hydrostatic pressure gradients are imbalanced across the blood‐brain barrier in patients with acute liver failure. This combination will tend to favor cerebral capillary water influx to the brain.

Paolo Muratori, Alessandro Granito, Georgios Pappas, Luigi Muratori – 28 April 2009

Claus J. Fimmel, Lorinda Wright – 28 April 2009

Jacob Nattermann, Frank Tacke – 28 April 2009

Nicholas S. Eyre, Thomas F. Baumert, Michael R. Beard – 28 April 2009

Briohny Smith, Jacob George – 28 April 2009