The Clinic Value of Prealbumin,Cholinesterase and Total Bile Acid in Evaluating Liver Reserve Function in Patients with Liver Cirrhosis

Objective:To evaluate the role of prealbumin (PAB),cholinesterase (ChE),and total bile acid (TBA) in evaluating liver reserve function in patients with liver cirrhosis.Methods:One hundred and five serum samples from patients with liver cirrhosis were detected in PAB,ChE,TBA and other biochemical markers.All patients were classified in accordance with Child-Pugh scale.Results:For PAB,the differences among Child-Pugh A,B,C and healthy group were statistically significant (t=1.254,1.887,2.316) (P0.01).For ChE,the differences among Child-Pugh A,B,C and healthy group were statistically significant (t=1.288,0.856,1.002) (P0.01).For TBA,the differences among Child-Pugh C group,B group and A group were statistically significant (t=0.526,1.081)(P0.01),the difference among Child-Pugh A group and healthy group was not statistically significant (t=5.615) (P0.05).Conclusion:PAB and ChE reflect liver reserve function earlier in patients with liver cirrhosis.The role of TBA is important in reflecting prognosis in patients with liver cirrhosis.