Hepatitis B virus infection in patients with Wilson disease: A large retrospective study

Table 4 Characteristics of patients with Wilson disease and chronic hepatitis B: Parameters of liver disease

Case	ALT	AST	ALB	TBIL	GGT	ALP	INR	Severity of liver disease	Outcome
1	29	50	20.3	46.7	46	74	2.61	CTP: 13	Died
2	70	185	26.8	264	84	61	2.8	ACLF	Died
3	86	50	25.1	123	58	85	2.7	CTP: 13	Died
4	41	60	30.4	44.4	90	70	4.5	CTP: 13	Died
5	102	170	35.7	48.0	110	95	1.5	CTP: 10	Died
6	119	291	27.6	417	186	390	2.1	ACLF	Alive
7	79	123	31	456	45	57	4.1	ACLF	Died
8	231	237	37.5	16.5	353	105	1.2	CTP:6	Alive.
9	74	101	29.8	39.0	42	116	1.5	CTP:10	Alive
10	79	105	24.5	42.0	110	130	2.4	CTP:12	Alive
11	223	268	30.0	368	147	252	2.8	ACLF	Died
12	71	83	31.0	23.0	62	357	1.6	CTP:10	Alive
13	70	76	28.0	25.6	35	375	1.63	CTP:10	Alive
14	82	151	37.8	28.7	152	149	1.36	CTP:5	Alive
15	276	102	39.9	25.3	113	93	0.95	Hepatitis	Alive
16	22	47	36.5	16	32	219	1.25	Hepatitis	Alive
17	31	28	47.3	26.3	23	76	1.01	Hepatitis	Alive
18	56	34	42.0	22.0	90	60	1.01	Hepatitis	Alive
19	57	74	28.0	373	268	293	3.01	ACLF	Died

ALT: Alanine aminotransferase; AST: Aspartate aminotransferase; ALB: Albumin; TBIL: Total bilirubin; GGT: Gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase; ALP: Alkaline phosphatase; INR: International normalized ratio; ACLF: Acute-on-chronic liver failure; CTP: Child-Turcotte-Pugh.