International journal of pediatrics & adolescent medicine · 2021
Liver disease in cystic fibrosis patients in a tertiary care center in Saudi Arabia.
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Banjar Hanaa, AbdulAziz Najlaa, Khader Jumana, Ghomraoui Firas, Alansari AbdulAziz, Al-Hoshan Abdulaziz, AlKaf Sara, Aldakheel Wajeeh
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BACKGROUND: Internationally, Cystic fibrosis-associated liver disease (CFLD) is considered the third leading cause of death, following lung disease and transplantation complications.
AIMS: To identify the prevalence of CFLD in cystic fibrosis (CF) patients.
METHODOLOGY: A retrospective chart review for all patients with CF liver disease from a tertiary care center.
RESULT: A total of 341 CF patients were included. The mean age at the diagnosis of liver disease is 13.5 (7.6) years.The first elevated ALT was reported in 190/341 patients (56%), elevated AST in 124 patients (36%), elevated alkaline phosphatase (ALP) in 166 patients (49.1%), elevated GGT in 57 patients (23%), and elevated bilirubin in 24 patients (7%). There was an improvement of the liver enzyme values during the follow-up period, P-value = (<0.05).Ultrasound liver assessments were performed in 258/341 patients (75.7%). One hundred and twelve patients (43%) had abnormal findings. In 14 patients (5.4%), assessment exhibited advanced liver disease (liver cirrhosis and periportal fibrosis). Out of 190 patients, who were given ursodeoxycholic acid for elevated liver enzymes, 180 (94.7%) exhibited improvement. One patient underwent liver transplant at the age of 12. Four patients were submitted for liver biopsy; periportal fibrosis was observed in 4 patients (1.6%), and liver cirrhosis by ultrasound (US) in 10 patients (4%).
CONCLUSION: Patients with CF should be screened early for liver enzymes, and should undergo the US study to detect liver disease at early stages and to prevent its progression.
AIMS: To identify the prevalence of CFLD in cystic fibrosis (CF) patients.
METHODOLOGY: A retrospective chart review for all patients with CF liver disease from a tertiary care center.
RESULT: A total of 341 CF patients were included. The mean age at the diagnosis of liver disease is 13.5 (7.6) years.The first elevated ALT was reported in 190/341 patients (56%), elevated AST in 124 patients (36%), elevated alkaline phosphatase (ALP) in 166 patients (49.1%), elevated GGT in 57 patients (23%), and elevated bilirubin in 24 patients (7%). There was an improvement of the liver enzyme values during the follow-up period, P-value = (<0.05).Ultrasound liver assessments were performed in 258/341 patients (75.7%). One hundred and twelve patients (43%) had abnormal findings. In 14 patients (5.4%), assessment exhibited advanced liver disease (liver cirrhosis and periportal fibrosis). Out of 190 patients, who were given ursodeoxycholic acid for elevated liver enzymes, 180 (94.7%) exhibited improvement. One patient underwent liver transplant at the age of 12. Four patients were submitted for liver biopsy; periportal fibrosis was observed in 4 patients (1.6%), and liver cirrhosis by ultrasound (US) in 10 patients (4%).
CONCLUSION: Patients with CF should be screened early for liver enzymes, and should undergo the US study to detect liver disease at early stages and to prevent its progression.