新型冠状病毒肺炎相关肝损伤研究进展
DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1001-5256.2022.04.039
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摘要: 新型冠状病毒肺炎的大流行对全球的公共卫生安全造成了巨大威胁及挑战,并改变了医疗配置的优先性。在新型冠状病毒肺炎的临床诊治中,可以观察到相当比例的患者发生肝损伤,尤其是重症或危重症患者。本文总结新型冠状病毒肺炎致肝损伤的流行病学、机制、临床特征及治疗,希望可对临床医生的决策和优化治疗提供帮助。Abstract: The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has brought great threats and challenges to global public health and has changed the priorities of medical resource allocation. A considerable proportion of patients with liver injury is observed during the clinical diagnosis and treatment of COVID-19, especially in those with a severe or critical illness. This article summarizes the epidemiology, mechanism, clinical features, and treatment of liver injury caused by COVID-19, in order to help clinicians with decision making and treatment optimization.
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表 1 各地区COVID-19相关肝损伤患者主要临床特征
Table 1. Main clinical characteristics of patients with COVID-19 related liver injury in various regions
第一作者 时间 地区 样本量(例) 年龄(岁) 男性占比[例(%)] 重症患者占比[例(%)] 有基础肝病占比[例(%)] 肝功能异常项目及占比 Guan[2] 2020.4 中国(多中心) 1099 47(35~58) 640(58.2) 173(15.7) 23(2.1) ALT(21.3%);AST(22.2%);TBil(10.5%);LDH(41.0%) Cai[3] 2020.9 中国深圳 417 47(34~60) 198(45.3) 85(20.38) 21(5.04) ALT(12.9%);AST(18.23%);TBil(23.19%);ALP(4.55%);GGT(16.31%) Huang[4] 2020.2 中国武汉 41 49 30(73.0) 13(31.7) 1(2.4) AST(37%);LDH(73%) 钱志平[5] 2020.3 中国上海 324 51(15~88) 167(51.5) 26(8.0) 90(27.8) ALT(15.7%);ALP(1.2%);INR(0.6%) 龙丹[6] 2020.7 中国湖北 201 7~96 93(46.3) 28(13.9) ALT/AST(18.4%);TBil(0.5%) Richardson[7] 2020.5 美国(多中心) 5700 63(0~107) 3437(60.3) ALT(39.0%);AST(58.4%) Bloom[8] 2021.3 美国 60 57 39(65.0) 4(7.0) ALT/AST/ALP/TBil至少有一项生化异常(69%) 注:LDH,乳酸脱氢酶。 -
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