â¢ Liver failure-Failure of the liver to perform its biosynthetic functions. â¢ Fulminant hepatic failure- coagulopathy (elevated protime) with encephalopathy without a previous history of chronic liver disease â¢ Cirrhosis: fibrosis of the liver with regenerative nodules â Cirrhosis is typically a sequelae of chronic hepatitis.
The Wabash River rises south of Grand Lake about 12 miles east of the Indiana- Ohio State line, in Darke County, Ohio. Mouth ^ The Wabash flows into the Ohio River at the southern end of the Indiana-Illinois State line. The approximate latitude at the mouth is 37Â°41' N. and the approximate longitude is 88Â°OT W.
It flows unimpeded for over 400 miles from the Huntington Dam in Indiana to its confluence with the Ohio. The Wabash does not have commercial navigation. The Illinois portion of the Wabash River, which is over 200 miles long, starts about 9 miles above Darwin, Illinois or about 15 miles below Terre Haute, Indiana. It continues its course south, picking up drainage from the Embarras River south of Vincennes, Indiana.