Serum Ceruloplasmin in Acute Viral Hepatitis

Hauftová, D; Slaviček, Jasna; Fialová, Jorga; Vizinová, H

doi:10.1159/000201632

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“…Studies conducted in 1967 showed an increase in the serum ceruloplasmin levels during the icteric phase of viral hepatitis and return to its normal values by the 4 th week [11]. Results obtained from another study states that there is a statistically significant increase in the serum ceruloplasmin values in obstructive jaundice than viral hepatitis contrary to our case where the levels were low in the acute phase of hepatitis [12].…”

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Atypical Manifestations of Acute Hepatitis in Adolescent Age Group: Mandatory to Rule Out Wilson’s Disease

Najmuddin¹,

Lahiri²,

Sude³

et al. 2020

IJCR

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Atypical Manifestations of Acute Hepatitis in Adolescent Age Group: Mandatory to Rule Out Wilson’s Disease

Najmuddin¹,

Lahiri²,

Sude³

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“…3.7), fraction I(C-C) 86.7% (s.D. 1.3%), fraction II(C-D) 13.3% (s.D. 1.3%) and copper 98.4 ,ug/lOO ml serum (s.D.…”

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The Behaviour of Ceruloplasmin Fractions in Liver Diseases

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Botterweg-Span

et al. 1969

Journal of Internal Medicine

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Abstract. Ceruloplasmin fractions I(C‐C) and II(C‐D) have been estimated in patients with infectious hepatitis, liver metastases and cirrhosis of the liver. In infectious hepatitis and metastases serum ceruloplasmin content was increased and the percentage of fraction I(C‐C) was decreased; no correlation between these parameters could be found. In the group of cirrhotics mean serum ceruloplasmin concentration was normal but the mean percentage of fraction I(C‐C) was decreased. A positive correlation between these values could be demonstrated. Very low ceruloplasmin levels were found in some patients with the most severe form of liver cirrhosis; if this is the result of an impaired synthesis, it seems probable that especially fraction I(C‐C) is affected by this disturbance. The possibility that only fraction I(C‐C) is synthesized by the liver is discussed.

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Serum Ceruloplasmin in Acute Viral Hepatitis

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References 7 publications

Atypical Manifestations of Acute Hepatitis in Adolescent Age Group: Mandatory to Rule Out Wilson’s Disease

Atypical Manifestations of Acute Hepatitis in Adolescent Age Group: Mandatory to Rule Out Wilson’s Disease

The Behaviour of Ceruloplasmin Fractions in Liver Diseases

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