Artificial liver support system treatment of severe hepatitis of pregnancy_0.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Artificial liver support system treatment of severe hepatitis of pregnancy Of: Lin Yuying, who autumn, Qiu Rong Xian, He Xiong Zhi, Tang Shufen [Abstract] Objective To study artificial liver support system (ALSS treatment of severe hepatitis of pregnancy. Methods 31 cases of pregnancy will be divided into two groups of patients with severe hepatitis: ALSS therapy for the treatment group 13 cases, 18 cases of non-ALSS treatment as the control group two groups were compared total bilirubin (TBIL, albumin (ALB, prothrombin activity (PTA level and amount of bleeding birth, maternal and perinatal prognosis children. Results After treatment, prenatal TBIL, ALB, PTA level The difference was significant (P all lt;0.01). before and after treatment TBIL, ALB, PTA level difference was significant (P all lt;0.01). the treatment group childbirth bleeding, maternal mortality was significantly lower than control group (P all lt;0.01). ALSS effective rescue severe hepatitis of pregnancy, and can better reduce maternal and perinatal child mortality. [Keywords:] pregnancy, hepatitis, liver, artificial Clinical efficacy of artificial liver supporting system in treatment of pregnancy complicated severe hepatitis LIN Yu-ying, ZENG Jin-qiu, QIU Rong-xian, HE Xiong-zhi, TANG Shu-fen (Department of Hepatology, Affiliated Hospital of Putian College, Putian, Fujian 351100, China) Abstract: Objective To discuss the clinical efficacy of artificial liver supporting system (ALSS) in treatment of pregnancy complicated severe hepatitis. Methods Thirty-one pregnant women complicated severe hepatitis were divided into two groups: 13 cases in the therapeutic group receiving ALSS treatment, 18 cases in the control group without ALSS treatment. Compared of serum total bilirubin (TBIL), albumin (ALB), prothrombin activities (PTA), the volume of intrapartum bleeding, outcomes of parturients and perinatal infants between therapeutic group and control group