2006
DOI: 10.1080/08035250600693488
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Dynamics of hepatic enzyme activity following birth asphyxia

Abstract: Birth asphyxia can induce an enzyme pattern in serum compatible to hypoxic hepatitis. There seems to be a correlation between aminotransferases in serum and the extent of CNS injury.

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“…Our study for mean values of biochemical parameters with severity of birth asphyxia is similar to the findings observed by Mukesh Choudhry et al, [8] Karlsson M, WibergItzel E et al, [32] Tariqul I, Seikh AH et al in 2010 [33] and Chaitali et al in 2016. [34] Mortality was more in severe degree of asphyxia as compared to mild and moderate variety and it was statistically significant (p < 0.01).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…Our study for mean values of biochemical parameters with severity of birth asphyxia is similar to the findings observed by Mukesh Choudhry et al, [8] Karlsson M, WibergItzel E et al, [32] Tariqul I, Seikh AH et al in 2010 [33] and Chaitali et al in 2016. [34] Mortality was more in severe degree of asphyxia as compared to mild and moderate variety and it was statistically significant (p < 0.01).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…The histological similarities between pigs and humans make it interesting to also investigate how plasma AST, ALT and LDH (markers of liver dysfunction known to increase during the first 72 h after asphyxia in term infants [9,11] ) respond to HI. Under normal conditions, healthy newborn pigs and human infants show a similar enzyme induction after birth with a substantial increase in plasma AST and LDH during the first 12-24 h after birth followed by a decrease back to the values seen directly after birth at the age of 72 h [30,31] .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our newborn pig model of global HI, such a plasma enzyme increase has been completely lacking [22] or very modest with a plasma AST increase seen solely at 12 h after insult compared to values obtained before the insult [23] . The AST, ALT and LDH increase in plasma seen in adults [24,25] , term newborn infants [8][9][10][11] and adult pigs [21] as a response to HI is not seen in preterm newborn infants after asphyxia [11,26] . The reason for this is not fully understood but suggestions for this absence of enzyme elevation in preterm infants may be a higher resistance of the cellular membranes to HI or a low enzymatic pool in the liver cells [11,26] .…”
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“…Kriteria yang digunakan pada beberapa studi di atas memberikan hasil prevalens disfungsi hati yang ditemukan juga menjadi lebih besar. 7,14,15,17 Perbedaan tersebut tertera pada Tabel 5. Alasan lain mengenai perbedaan hasil disfungsi hati yang didapatkan pada berbagai studi sebelumnya mungkin dapat dijelaskan oleh perbedaan waktu pengambilan sampel darah.…”
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