第九章肝胆胰疾病实验诊断教学课件.ppt

Explanation：Hepatocellular jaundice Hepatitis A is unusual in patients of this age, but nevertheless the LFTs are essentially hepatocellular - with moderate elevation of bilirubin, marked elevation of AST, and mild elevation of AP. Jaundice in men of this age is commonly obstructive (Ca pancreas, impacted gall stones), but the surgeon correctly referred the patient to a medical firm. He was admitted and had a variety of investigations including liver biopsy. The eventual diagnosis (albeit one of exclusion) was non-A, non-B hepatitis. Clinical case №4 A 35-year old housewif