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Table 2 Laboratory tests including blood routine examination and clinical biochemistry at the time of baseline evaluation

From: Clinical characteristics, CT signs, and pathological findings of Pyrrolizidine alkaloids-induced sinusoidal obstructive syndrome: a retrospective study

Variables

PAs-HSOS

BCS

ALT < 3× ULN, n/N (%)

64.36%(65/101)

94.74%(54/57)

ALT 3–8 × ULN, n/N (%)

21.78%(22/101)

3.51%(2/57)

ALT > 8 × ULN, n/N (%)

13.86%(14/101)

1.75%(1/57)

AST < 3 × ULN, n/N (%)

55.88%(57/102)

91.23%(52/57)

AST 3–8 × ULN, n/N (%)

35.29%(36/102)

8.77%(5/57)

AST > 8 × ULN, n/N (%)

8.82%(9/102)

0

T-BIL <34.2 μmol/L

52.94% (54/102)

61.40% (35/57)

T-BIL 34.2–85.5 μmol/L, n/N(%)

81.37% (83/102)

33.33% (19/57)

T-BIL 85.5–136.8 μmol/L, n/N(%)

7.84%(8/102)

1.75%(1/57)

T-BIL > 136.8 μmol/L, n/N(%)

10.78%(11/102)

3.52%(2/57)

Cr < 1× ULN, n/N(%)

79.52%(66/83)

96.55%(56/58)

Cr 1–2 × ULN, n/N(%)

18.07%(15/83)

3.45%(2/58)

Cr > 2× ULN,n/N(%)

2.41%(2/83)

0

  1. PAs-HSOS pyrrolizidine alkaloids-induced hepatic sinusoidal obstruction syndrome, BCS Budd-Chiari syndrome, ALT alanine aminotransferase, AST aspartate aminotransferase, T-BIL total bilirubin, Cr creatinine, ULN upper limit of normal, LLN lower limit of normal