Acute liver failure
6 months after the onset of illness (or 2 weeks to 3 months after the onset of jaundice). 3 Fulminant hepatic failure is most often caused by acetaminophen overdose, acute hepatitis A, or acute hepatitis B, while subfulminant hepatic failure is more often caused by drug-induced hepatotoxicity or unknown factors. ................
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