Compound bovine fetal liver extract clinical observation of treatment of chronic hepatitis B.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Compound bovine fetal liver extract clinical observation of treatment of chronic hepatitis B [Abstract] for the evaluation of Compound bovine fetal liver extract on chronic hepatitis B with liver protection and anti-fibrotic effect, 98 cases of chronic hepatitis B patients were divided into control group (46 cases, oral administration of silymarin and other basic hepatoprotective drugs, treatment 12 weeks) and treatment group (52 cases in the control group on the basis of drug compound plus bovine fetal liver extract 2 / time, 3 times a day.) testing before and after treatment in patients with liver function (TBil, ALT, AST, ALB, A / B), serum HA, PC , LN, CIV, and use B-Determination of the hepatic portal vein, thickness of spleen and splenic vein. Results in patients treated with the serum TBil, ALT, AST decreased significantly, ALB increased, A / G increased (P all lt;0.01), treatment group after treatment, serum fibrosis markers in patients with HA, PC , LN, CIV levels were significantly lower than the control group (P lt;0. 01), portal vein diameter, thickness of spleen and splenic vein width is also lower than the control group (P lt;0. 01), significantly better than the control group. that bovine fetal liver extract compound has significant hepatoprotective and anti-fibrosis. [Keywords:] compound extract of bovine fetal liver, chronic hepatitis, liver fibrosis Liver fibrosis is a chronic liver disease to the development of the pathological process of cirrhosis, liver fibrosis stage in the rational therapy can reverse the process of liver fibrosis [1]. In this paper, bovine fetal liver extract compound 52 patients with chronic hepatitis B treatment observed on liver function, serum fibrosis markers and detection of B-portal vein diameter, thickness of spleen, splenic vein width, to evaluate the hepatoprotective and antifibrotic effects. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Case Selection Select the hospital in July 2005 -2