Retrospective Cohort Study
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World J Gastroenterol. Oct 21, 2022; 28(39): 5735-5749
Published online Oct 21, 2022. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v28.i39.5735
Table 8 Data from patients with acute liver failure
Gender
Age
Outcome
COVID severity
Respiratory failure, SpO2, respiratory rate
O2
Laboratory tests
COVID complications
Comorbidities
Male84DeceasedCriticalYes, 83%, 18/minNoALT 107, ALP 117, GGT 107, LDH 743, Alb 29.3Sepsis; Electrolytes imbalance; Hypokalemia; Acid-alkaline imbalanceHeart disease; Epilepsy
Male55DeceasedCriticalYes, 91%, 34/minYesCRP 111, IL-6 87, ALT 115, AST 344, ALP 40, LDH 448, Alb 28.1Sepsis; Hypokalemia; Hyponatremia; Blood coagulation disorderPrimary hypertension; Obesity; Antibiotic resistance
Male44RecoveredModerateNo, 94%, 16/minNoCRP 98, IL-6 54, ALT 113, AST 193, ALP 73, GGT 355, LDH 399HypokalemiaPrimary hypertension; Heart disease; Kidney disease
Male42DeceasedCriticalYes, 80%, 30/minYesCRP 459, IL-6 99, ALT 162, AST 183, ALP 1183, GGT 67, LDH 900, Alb 16.6Acute kidney failure; Sepsis; Bacterial pneumonia complication; Hypokalemia; Blood coagulation disorderUrinary tract infection; Anemia; Antibiotic resistance
Male50DeceasedModerateNo, 98%, 22/minNoCRP 221, IL-6 626, ALT 521, AST 53, ALP 296, GGT 559, LDH 546, Alb 16.5Acute kidney failure; Sepsis; Blood coagulation disorder; HypokalemiaHeart disease; Cancer (lymphoma)