Abstract
Globally, there are emerging cases of acute severe hepatitis of unknown origin in children. These cases have gathered increasing attention, owing to the development of acute liver failure in some cases that resulted in liver transplantation. This review briefly summarizes the outbreak and diagnostic criteria of the disease. We further discuss the possible causes and related mechanisms underlying its occurrence and progression, and analyze the challenges in management. Finally, this review emphasizes patient management in clinical settings and a combination of efforts to unmask the disease.
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