Zhonghua gan zang bing za zhi = Zhonghua ganzangbing zazhi = Chinese journal of hepatology · 2004
[The positive rate of auto antibodies and autoimmune liver diseases in patients with abnormal liver function].
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Liu Yan-min, Yan Hui-ping, Wang Jun-tao
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the positive rate of auto antibodies and autoimmune liver diseases in patients with abnormal liver function and it's clinical significance.
METHODS: 511 sera with abnormal ALT (>40 U/L) were continuously collected, all the sera were examined for antibodies and clinical information of 469 cases were studied.
RESULTS: Among the 511 sera, 14.09% of them showed of ANA positive, 0.59% of SMA positive, 2.94% of AMA positive, 0.98% of AMA-M2 positive, 0.59% of SS-A positive, 0.19% of SS-B positive, 0.19% of JO-1 and 0.78% of dsDNA positive and all SLA/LP, LC-1 and LKM-1 and ANA profile were negative. Clinical information was analyzed on 469 cases which have complete data from the 511 patients. Of these 469 cases, 5 cases (1.06%) were found to be PBC, 2 case (0.43%) were AIH, no PSC was found, 77.78% patients among those with positive auto antibodies were diagnosed as viral hepatitis and there were 18.29% patients with viral hepatitis showed different auto antibodies.
CONCLUSION: The high titer auto antibodies were important criterion for diagnosis of autoimmune liver diseases. The positive rate of autoantibodies of autoimmune liver diseases was similar to hepatitis C and E
METHODS: 511 sera with abnormal ALT (>40 U/L) were continuously collected, all the sera were examined for antibodies and clinical information of 469 cases were studied.
RESULTS: Among the 511 sera, 14.09% of them showed of ANA positive, 0.59% of SMA positive, 2.94% of AMA positive, 0.98% of AMA-M2 positive, 0.59% of SS-A positive, 0.19% of SS-B positive, 0.19% of JO-1 and 0.78% of dsDNA positive and all SLA/LP, LC-1 and LKM-1 and ANA profile were negative. Clinical information was analyzed on 469 cases which have complete data from the 511 patients. Of these 469 cases, 5 cases (1.06%) were found to be PBC, 2 case (0.43%) were AIH, no PSC was found, 77.78% patients among those with positive auto antibodies were diagnosed as viral hepatitis and there were 18.29% patients with viral hepatitis showed different auto antibodies.
CONCLUSION: The high titer auto antibodies were important criterion for diagnosis of autoimmune liver diseases. The positive rate of autoantibodies of autoimmune liver diseases was similar to hepatitis C and E