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The significant evaluation of eight biochemical items′ changing in liver disease / 中华检验医学杂志
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine ; (12)2003.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-585090
ABSTRACT
Objective To discuss the diagnostic value of the examination of serum NAG, AFU, PAB, LAP, ASTm, GLDH,ADA and AFP in patients suffering from liver diseases.Methods Serum of 274 hepatitis cases and 30 healthy cases are examined with auto biochemical analyzer and analyzed statistically.Results The mean values of LAP, ASTm, GLDH, ADA and AFU in acute hepatitis patients are higher than health′s significantly, AUC of AFU,LAP and ASTm are 0.842,0.816 and 0.782 separately, positive rate of AFU,LAP and ASTm are 84.2%,95% and 80% separately; The mean values of ADA、AFU and NAG in liver cirrhosis patients are higher than health′s significantly while the mean value of PAB is lower significantly, AUC of ADA is 0.689, positive rate of ADA is 89.5%; The mean values of ADA and NAG in severe hepatitis patients are higher than health′s significantly while the mean values of PAB and AFU are lower significantly, AUC of PAB and AFU all is 0.861, positive rate of PAB and AFU is 100% and 52.1%; The mean values of LAP,AFP,NAG,ADA and AFU in liver cancer patients are higher than health′s significantly while the mean value of PAB is lower significantly, AUC of LAP and AFU is 0.697 and 0.653 separately, positive rate of LAP and AFU are 74% and 79.5% separately.Conclusions AFU、LAP and ASTm are valuable markers for diagnosing of acute hepatitis, ADA is a valuable marker for diagnosing of liver cirrhosis, PAB and AFU are valuable markers for diagnosing of severe hepatitis, LAP and AFP are valuable markers for diagnosing of liver cancer.

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Full text: Available Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Language: Chinese Journal: Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine Year: 2003 Type: Article