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Only patients suffering from a severe form of alcoholic hepatitis (Maddrey's discriminant function greater than 32) require medical treatment. Oral prednisolone for 28 days is the only treatment which has been proven to improve short-term survival over placebo in patients with severe alcoholic hepatitis. However, prednisolone alone cannot be regarded as an ideal treatment because some patients still have a bad outcome despite being treated with corticosteroids. Response to treatment can be predicted by the Lille score, a simple tool that is calculated after 7 days of prednisolone course. The ideal binary cut-off of the Lille is 0.45, responders having a Lille score \< 0.45 and non-responders having a Lille score ≥0.45. In terms of treatment management, approximately 30% of patients with severe alcoholic hepatitis do not take benefit from prednisolone and are classified as null responders
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