J Med Cases

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Case Report

Volume 6, Number 8, August 2015, pages 342-345

Subfulminant Acute Liver Failure by Albendazole: Case Report

Tables

**Table 1.** Admission Exams From Hospital Regional de Rondonopolis/MT
ALT: 1,284	AF: 412	TB: 19.83	DB: 9.02	IB: 10.81
AST: 1,916	GGT: 33	Albumin: 3.8	PT: 18.5%	INR: 6.55
Serology for HAV, HBV, HCV, HIV, toxoplasmosis, CMV, EBV e syphilis: negative
Complete coagulation tests e platelets count: normal
Ultrasound of the abdomen: normal

**Table 2.** Admission Exams From Hospital Sao Paulo After 10 Days
CBC: Hb: 13.1; Ht: 38.7; leukocytes: 14,000 cells (0\69\2.3\1.1\20.3\7.1); platelets: 218,000
ALT: 554	TB: 20.42	DB: 19.24	IB: 1.18	Albumin: 2.7
Urea: 13	Creatinine: 0.69	PT: 35%	INR: 2,27	aPTT: 1.42
Sodium: 138	Phosphorus: 3.4	Magnesium: 1.9	Potassium: 4.2	Glucose: 69

**Table 3.** Liver Transplant Indication Criteria in Acute Liver Failure Without Acetaminophen Intake of King’s College Hospital
1) PT > 100 s or INR > 6.5 (regardless of the encephalopathy degree)
2) Or three of the following variables:
Age < 10 or > 40 years old
Viral hepatitis (A or B), halothane, pharmacological idiosyncratic reactions
Jaundice length > 7 days before the onset of encephalopathy
PT > 50 s or INR > 3.5
Serum bilirubinemia > 17.5 mg/dL

**Table 4.** Evolution of Patient’s Laboratory Tests During Hospitalization From Hospital Sao Paulo
	August 30, 2011	November 01, 2011	November 04, 2011	November 08, 2011
ALT	410	245	157	115
AST	150	128	80	95
Albumin	2.4	2.3	2.7	3.6
TB	23.03	20.56	20.15	19.20
IB	4.06	2.77	1.84	9.90
DB	18.97	17.79	18.31	9.30
PT	34%	42%	64%	87%
INR	2.34	1.92	1.36	1.09
Urea	09	29	17	20
Creatinine	0.73	1.03	0.95	0.82
Glucose	95	74	101	90