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Query: UMLS:C0019158 (
hepatitis
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Amino acid imbalance ratio was determined in apparently healthy Pakistanis and patients with
hepatitis
and cirrhosis of the liver. The ratio was normal in 75% of the patients with actue viral hepatitis but in only 5% with cirrhosis of the liver. The ratio was abnormal in 25% cases of acute viral hepatitis possibly due to
aminoaciduria
. The abnormal ratio in cirrhosis of the liver indicated the functional capacity for albumin synthesis and correlated well with serum albumin concentration.
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PMID:Aminoacid imbalance ratio in liver disease. 82 73
Amino acid imbalance ratio was determined in apparently healthy Pakistanis and patients with
hepatitis
and cirrhosis of the liver. The ratio was normal in 75% of the patients with acute viral hepatitis but in only 5% with cirrhosis of the liver. The ratio was abnormal in 25% cases of acute viral hepatitis possibly due to
aminoaciduria
. The abnormal ratio in cirrhosis of the liver indicated the functional capacity for albumin synthesis and correlated well with serum albumin concentration.
...
PMID:Aminoacid imbalance ratio in liver disease. 82 59
A permature male infant required intravenous alimentation for six weeks following extensive surgery for ileal and cecal necrosis. At 3 months he developed evidence of
hepatitis
. Subsequently osteoporosis and the Fanconi syndrome appeared. Urine phosphate clearance was 83 percent of creatinine clearance at a serum phosphate concentration of 1.6 mg/dl. Concentration of plasma immunoreactive parathyroid hormone was elevated at 550 pg/ml. 25-Hydroxycholecalciferol was given at 240 mug/day.
Aminoaciduria
disappeared and bone healing occurred. Serum phosphate rose to 6.5 mg/dl and phosphate clearance fell to 2 percent of creatinine clearance. Upon cessation of 25-OHCC therapy, the Fanconi syndrome recurred despite administration of vitamin D2. 25-OHCC was then administered at 40 mug/day, and the urine abnormalities were reversed. The patient probably developed hyperparathyroidism, secondary malabsorption, and
hepatitis
. The Fanconi syndrome was the consequence of the hyperparathyroidism. 25-OHCC therapy was more effective than vitamin D in reversing the disordered state, possibly because of impaired hepatic metabolism of vitamin D2.
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PMID:Fanconi syndrome following bowel surgery and hepatitis reversed by 25-hydroxycholecalciferol. 112 25
Fifty-six patients with moderate to severe neonatal
hepatitis
were followed for 12 to 78 months. Two died from causes other than
hepatitis
itself and were free from liver disease at the time of death. Of the remaining 54 patients, seven died of
hepatitis
, two are living with chronic liver disease and psychomotor retardation, and 45 are living without liver disease. High peak bilirubin levels and liver histologic findings of periportal fibrosis, moderate to severe portal inflammation, and/or diffuse giant cell transformation appear to be major factors predictive for poor outcome. Cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection was a common associated infection. Evidence of CMV infection was found in 22 (49%) of the 45 patients studied. Three of them died, and one is still living with cirrhosis of the liver. Metabolic disorders such as alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency, galactosemia, and
aminoaciduria
and/or aminoacidemia were carefully screened but were not found in these cases. A fatal case had a sibling who had died of a similar disease course. Chinese infants may have metabolic and familial cholestasis diseases requiring further investigation.
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PMID:Neonatal hepatitis: a follow-up study. 282 43