anemia due to liver disease

Anemia due to liver disease refers to anemia complications occurring during the course of liver disease, commonly seen in most patients with chronic liver disease. Epidemiology: According to statistics from Peking Union Medical College Hospital, anemia caused by hypersplenism in severe hepatitis accounts for 22% of all hospitalized patients with concurrent anemia. There are few domestic reports on the proportion of anemia in patients with chronic liver disease. Two foreign reports indicate that 20%–75% of patients with chronic liver disease have concurrent anemia.