The patient complains of constant aching pain in the right hypochondrium, lack of appetite, pronounced general weakness, weight loss. From the anamnesis it is known about alcohol abuse and previous blood transfusions. During the examination, the following are observed: jaundice, dilatation of veins anterior abdominal wall, intense ascites, swelling of the legs. In the biochemical analysis of blood revealed: AlAT-2.98 mmol/g*l, total bilirubin - 305 mol/l, direct - 235 mol/l, alpha-fetoprotein - increased 10 times. What is the most likely diagnosis?a.Cirrhosisb.Wilson-Konovalov diseasec.Budd-Chiari diseased.Hepatocellular carcinomae.Hemochromatosis

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