Significance of Serum Total Bile Acid and Cholinesterase in Diagnosis and Treatment of Infantile Hepatopathy / 实用儿科临床杂志
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics
; (24)2006.
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de Zh
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| ID: wpr-638922
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ABSTRACT
Objective To explore clinical value of serum total bile acid(TBA) and cholinesterase(CHE) in infantile hepatopathy.Methods Sixty infants diagnosed respectively with breast milk jaundice,cytomegalovirus hepatitis and congenital bile duct teratism were included.Twenty healthy infants were as control.The infants of cytomegalovirus hepatitis were self-compared in acute stage and convalescence stage.Serum TBA and CHE in every group were measured and compared.Results Serum TBA in control group,breast milk jaundice group,cytomegalovirus hepatitis group and congenital bile duct teratism group were(6.47?3.25),(8.71?1.79),(45.86?40.85),(119.50?31.73) ?mol/L,respectively;and CHE were(11295.50?1731.91),(10762.89?1237.30),(9771.32?860.27),(7967.304?31.58) U/L,respectively.Compared with other groups,the level of serum TBA and CHE in cytomegalovirus hepatitis group and the congenital bile duct teratism group were significantly different(all P
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Type d'étude:
Diagnostic_studies
Langue:
Zh
Journal:
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics
Année:
2006
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Article