Case Report
Copyright ©2011 Baishideng Publishing Group Co.
World J Hepatol. Jun 27, 2011; 3(6): 170-174
Published online Jun 27, 2011. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v3.i6.170
Table 2 Epidemiological, clinical features and outcome of reported cases with hepatic sarcoidosis and ductopenia
Ref.Age (Year)/Sex/RaceJaundiceMaximum ALPMaximun ASTClinical outcome
[4]
29/M/Black
Yes
10 X
1 X
Died 9 years after diagnosis
31/M/Black
Yes
14 X
5 X
Died 11 years after diagnosis
23/M/Black
Yes
30 X
13 X
Alive, portal hypertension
20/M/Black
Yes
35 X
9 X
Died 10 years after first seen
33/M/Black
Yes
30 X
6 X
Died 18 years after first seen
[20]
56/M/White
Yes
3 X
4 X
Alive, no symptoms
[21]
50/F/Black
Yes
6 X
2 X
Alive, portal hypertension
46/M/Black
Yes
3 X
2 X
Alive, portal hypertension
[15]
-/M/
Yes
9 X
4 X
Alive, no symptoms
[22]
62/F/-
No
10 X
2 X
Alive, cirrhosis
[23]
38/F/White
Yes
12 X
3 X
Died 26 years after diagnosis
40/M/-
Yes
10 X
4 X
Died 10 years after diagnosis
[5]
27/M/Black
Yes
10 X
3 X
Alive, portal hypertension
28/M/Black
No
9 X
2 X
alive, disabled
44/M/Black
No
7 X
2 X
Alive, well
24/F/Black
Yes
7 X
1 X
Alive, well
[24]
52/M/Black
No
8 X
1 X
Died, 4 years after diagnosis
[25]
44/M/-
No
4 X
1, 5 X
Alive, cirrhosis
[26]
62/M/-
No
1, 8 X
ND
Died, 3 years after diagnosis
Present case54/F/WhiteYes5 X1 XAlive, cirrhosis