The clinical analysis of 30 cases with acute pancreatitis associated with liver damage
Cao Bing-qin
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Cao Bing-qin
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Objective To explore the pathogenesis and treatment Of Acute pancreatitis with the etiology of liver damage.Methods To analysis s the 30 cases of acute pancreatitis and liver damage from 2003.Results ①alanine aminmransferase(ALT)increased l6 cases(53.3%),aspartate aminotransferase(AST)increased 12 cases(40.0%),alkaline phosphatase(ALP)increased l3 Example(43.3%),16 cases of elevated total bilirubin(53.3%),14 cases ofelevated direct bilirubin(46.7%).12 cases of lower albumin(40.0%).②18 cases of gallstone pancreatitis,15 cases of liver damage(83.3%);non-biliary pancrcatitis in 12 cases,9 cases of liver damage(70%).Conclusion Acute pancreatitis complicated with liver damage should be the treatment ofprimary disease as well as symptomatic treatment.
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Objective To explore the pathogenesis and treatment Of Acute pancreatitis with the etiology of liver damage.Methods To analysis s the 30 cases of acute pancreatitis and liver damage from 2003.Results ①alanine aminmransferase(ALT)increased l6 cases(53.3%),aspartate aminotransferase(AST)increased 12 cases(40.0%),alkaline phosphatase(ALP)increased l3 Example(43.3%),16 cases of elevated total bilirubin(53.3%),14 cases ofelevated direct bilirubin(46.7%).12 cases of lower albumin(40.0%).②18 cases of gallstone pancreatitis,15 cases of liver damage(83.3%);non-biliary pancrcatitis in 12 cases,9 cases of liver damage(70%).Conclusion Acute pancreatitis complicated with liver damage should be the treatment ofprimary disease as well as symptomatic treatment.
Key concepts: Medicine, Acute pancreatitis, Gastroenterology, Bilirubin, Internal medicine, Liver damage, Alkaline phosphatase, Etiology