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Liver Function TestLiver Function Testss
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ภาควิ�ชาเวิชศาสตรช�นส�ตร คณะภาควิ�ชาเวิชศาสตรช�นส�ตร คณะแพทย์ศาสตรแพทย์ศาสตร
จ�ฬาลงกรณมหาวิ�ทย์าล�ย์จ�ฬาลงกรณมหาวิ�ทย์าล�ย์
วิ�ตถุ�ประสงค วิ�ตถุ�ประสงค : : หล�งจากเสร%จส�&นการหล�งจากเสร%จส�&นการเร'ย์น น�ส�ตสามารถุเร'ย์น น�ส�ตสามารถุ
1 . อธ�บาย์ล�กษณะท�*วิไปของต�บ2. เข-าใจหน-าท'*ส/าค�ญิของต�บ(Major Functions of
the Liver) 3. แย์กชน�ดและอธ�บาย์การเก�ด Jaundice ชน�ดต1างๆ
ในร1างกาย์ 4. เข-าใจ Pathway of Bilirubin
5. ร�-จ�กInherited Disorders of Bilirubin Metabolism
6. ร�-จ�กชน�ดต1างๆของ LFTs7. เข-าใจหล�กการและแปลผล routine LFTs ท'*เล4อกได-8. อธ�บาย์สาเหต�และเล4อกใช- LFTs ท'*เหมาะสมส/าหร�บโรค
ต�บและทางเด�นน/&าด'ท'*พบบ1อย์ๆได-9. แปลผล LFTs ท'*เล4อกใช-ได-
LIVERLIVER
Blood supply 1515 ml/min : Portal vein, Hepatic artery Parenchymal cells : Hepatocyte Nonparenchymal cells : Endothelial cells Kupffer cells Hepatic stellate cells Pit cellsHypoglycemia
Major Functions of the LiverMajor Functions of the Liver1. Synthesis and metabolism of
proteins,carbohydrates and lipids
2. Production, metabolism and excretion of bile
3. Detoxification and drug metabolism
4. Enzymes synthesis
5. Storage of vitamins and minerals
6. Biotransformation or Inactivation of hormones
7. Phagocytosis
Synthesis & metabolism Synthesis & metabolism of of
proteins,carbohydrates and fatsproteins,carbohydrates and fats
90 % of plasma protein ( except for gammaglobulin, hemoglobin )nutrition, oncotic pressure, transportation
glycogenesis, glycogenolysis, glycolysis, gluconeogenesis
triglycerides, VLDL, LDL, HDL, cholesterol
Production, metabolism and excretion of bileProduction, metabolism and excretion of bile
น/&าด' : bilirubin, bile acids / salts, electrolytes, cholesterol, fatty acids, น/&า, lecithin
primary bile acids : cholic, chenodeoxycholic acids
secondary bile acids : deoxycholic, lithocholic acids
enterohepatic circulation bilirubin : hemoglobin, myoglobin, cytochromes,
catalase unconjugated bilirubinunconjugated bilirubin ( + albumin )
Production, metabolism and excretion of bileProduction, metabolism and excretion of bile
Protein Y & Z , Ligandin UDPG - TUDPG - T ( Uridyldiphosphate glucuronyl
transferase ) conjugated bilirubinconjugated bilirubin ( + glucuronic acids )
urobilinogen, stercobilin
biliprotein biliprotein ( delta bilirubin )
jaundice / ictericjaundice / icteric ( TB > > 2.52.5 mg /dl )
Jaundice classified by originJaundice classified by origin
1. Prehepatic ( TB < 5 mg/dl5 mg/dl) : Hereditary hemolytic processes Acquired hemolytic processes Ineffective erythropoiesis Impaired delivery of bilirubin to the
liver Sport injuries
Jaundice classified by originJaundice classified by origin
2. Hepatic : Pre - microsomal Microsomal Post - microsomal Intrahepatic obstruction
3. Posthepatic : CBD stones Cancers of the bile ducts, pancreas Stricture, stenosis, atresia Cholagitis, Choledochal cysts
Physiological classification of JaundicePhysiological classification of Jaundice
1. Unconjugated Hyperbilirubinemia Production Delivery to hepatocyte Uptake across hepatocytic membrane Storage in cytosol Conjugation
Physiological classification of JaundicePhysiological classification of Jaundice
2. Conjugated Hyperbilirubinemia Secretion into canaliculi Drainage Intrahepatic obstruction Septicemia, total parenteral nutrition Drugs
Inherited Disorder of Bilirubin MetabolismInherited Disorder of Bilirubin Metabolism
Gilbert’s syndrome :Gilbert’s syndrome : mild fluccuate unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia conjugation +/- uptake normal lifespan
Crigler - Najjar syndrome :Crigler - Najjar syndrome : severe unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia Type I : absence of UDPG - T Type II : partial defect of UDPG - T
Inherited Disorder of Bilirubin MetabolismInherited Disorder of Bilirubin Metabolism
Dubin - Johnson syndrome :Dubin - Johnson syndrome : mild fluccuate conjugated hyperbilirubinemia hepatic excretion normal lifespan hepatic pigmentation, bilirubinuria
Rotor syndrome :Rotor syndrome : unknown defect similar to Dubin - Johnson syndrome no hepatic pigmentation
Detoxification and Drug MetabolismDetoxification and Drug Metabolism
Phase IPhase I : : oxidation, hydroxylation
Phase IIPhase II : : conjugation with glucuronic acid, glycine, taurine and sulfate
Cytochrome P450 and allied hepatic enzyme Cytochrome P450 and allied hepatic enzyme systemsystem
Epoxide hydrolase UDP - glucuronosyl transferase Sulphotransferase Glutathione S - transferase
Enzymes SynthesisEnzymes Synthesis
Cytoplasmic enzyme : AST(SGOT), ALT(SGPT), LD Mitochondrial enzyme : AST Canalicular enzyme : ALP, GGT
Storage of Vitamins and MineralsStorage of Vitamins and Minerals
Fat soluble vitamins ( A, D, E, K )
Vitamin B12
Iron
Copper
Biotransformation or inactivation of hormonesBiotransformation or inactivation of hormones
Somatomedin
Glucagon
PhagocytosisPhagocytosis
Kupffer cells Pit cells
LIVER FUNCTION TESTSLIVER FUNCTION TESTS
1. Routine ( Conventional ) LFTs
bilirubin, urobilinogen, ALP, AST, ALT, GGT
2. True tests of liver function ( QLFTs : Quantitative LFTs )
Dynamic test ; measure metabolite / excretion rate,
liver blood flow or functional hepatic mass
QLFTsQLFTs
Metabolic Capacity : Indocyanine Green ( ICG ) test 14C- Galactose breath test
Microsomal enzyme function : Aminopurine breath test
Caffeine breath test
Functional hepatic perfusion : Galactose tolerance test ICG ( low dose ) test
Microsomal enzyme function and hepatic perfusion : Lidocaine clearance test
LIVER FUNCTION TESTSLIVER FUNCTION TESTS
3. Provide information about severity and prognosis
TP, Alb, Clotting factors, Ammonia
4. Special laboratory tests Alpha-1-antitrypsin, Alpha-fetoprotein,
Autoantibodies Ceruloplasmin, Copper, Hepatitis markers Immunoglobulin, Iron and ferritin, Glutamine, LD
Serum BilirubinSerum Bilirubin
Newborn
(Direct spectrophotometric method)
> 1month
(Colorimetric Wahlefeld method)
Urobilinogen in urine & fecesUrobilinogen in urine & feces
Urinary urobilinogen
Hemolytic disease
Viral hepatitis
Fecal urobilinogen
Biliary obstruction
Hepatocellular disease
LIVER ENZYMESLIVER ENZYMES
Principles of Diagnostic Enzymology
Half - life of liver enzymes in serum
ALP ………..3 - 7 วิ�น ALT……….. 50 ช�*วิโมง
AST…………12 - 14 ช�*วิโมง GGT………..7 - 10 วิ�น
Factors affecting enzyme levels in serumFactors affecting enzyme levels in serum
1. Leakage of enzymes from cells Hypoxia, Chemicals and drugs, Physical
agents, Microbiological agents, Immune mechanisms, Genetic defects, Nutritional disorders
2. Altered enzyme production
3. Clearance of enzymes
average half - life in serum 6-48 6-48 ช�*วิโมงช�*วิโมง
Characteristics of Elevated ConcentrationCharacteristics of Elevated Concentration
Mild : AST, ALT, GGT << 2 - 3 2 - 3 xx URL ALP < 1.5 - 2 x< 1.5 - 2 x URLModerate : AST, ALT up to 20 x20 x URL GGT up to 10 x10 x URL ALP up to 5 x5 x URLMarked : AST, ALT > 20 x> 20 x URL GGT > 10 x> 10 x URL ALP > 5 x> 5 x URL
AST &ALTAST &ALT
Mild : Fatty liver
NASH ( Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis )
Chronic viral hepatitis
Marked : Acute viral hepatitis
Drug or Toxin induced hepatic necrosis
Ischemic hepatitis
AST &ALTAST &ALT > 2 : Alcoholic liver disease > 1 : Cirrhosis < 1 : NASH Viral hepatitis
Aspartate Transaminase Aspartate Transaminase (AST(AST,SGOT,SGOT))
UV assay : Pyridoxal phosphate
Tissue Sources : cardiac tissue, liver, skeletal muscle, kidney, pancreas, RBC
Sources of Error : hemolysis
Diagnostic Significances : Cardiac disease, Hepatobiliary disease, Major crush injuries, Skeletal muscle disease, Pancreatitis, Delerium tremens.
PregnancyPregnancy
Alanine Transaminase ( AAlanine Transaminase ( ALLTT,SGPT,SGPT ) )
UV assay : Pyridoxal phosphate
Tissue Sources : liver
Sources of Error : hemolysis
Diagnostic Significances :
Hepatobiliary disease, Heart failure with hepatic necrosis
Alkaline Phosphatase ( ALP )Alkaline Phosphatase ( ALP )
ALP >> 33 x URL x URL Hepatobiliary disease ( cholestasis )
Marked increase
Extrahepatic biliary obstruction
PBC ( Primary Biliary Cirrhosis )
PSC ( Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis )
Drug - induced cholestasis
Mild - moderate increase Amyloidosis
Granulomatous disease
Neoplasms, Hodgkin’s disease
Renal cell carcinoma
Alkaline Phosphatase ( ALP )Alkaline Phosphatase ( ALP )Colorimetric assay : ++MgTissue Sources : intestinal epithelium, liver (sinusoidal and bile ca
nalicular membrane), bone (osteoblast), kidney tubules, placenta, spleen
Sources of Error : phosphate, borate, oxalate, cyanide, L-
phenylalanine, urea, hemolysis
Diagnostic Significances : Hepatobiliary disease, Bone disease, Healing fra
cture, Normal growth,Pregnancy Hereditary hypophosphatasiaHereditary hypophosphatasia
Alkaline Phosphatase ( ALP )Alkaline Phosphatase ( ALP )
Diagnostic Significances
Isoenzymes ; liver(heat stable), bone(heat labile),
intestinal and placental
Placenta-like ( Regan & Nagao ) ; germ cell tumors, seminoma, serous carcinoma of ovary, endometrial carcinoma and leukemia
- Glutamyl Tran- Glutamyl Transfersferase ( GGT )ase ( GGT )
Enzymatic Colorimetric assay
Tissue sources : cell membrane and mitochondria Sources of Error : smoking, pregnancy, alcohol, phenytoin, ba
rbiturate, carbamazepine, valproic acid,oral contraceptive
- Glutamyl Tran- Glutamyl Transfersferase ( GGT )ase ( GGT )
Diagnostic Significances :
Hepatobiliary disease, Hepatic microsomal enzyme induction ( drugs ; warfarin, phenytoin,
phenobarbital ), Alcoholism and heavy drinking, Pancreatitis,
Diabetic mellitus, Congestive cardiac failure
Lactate Dehydrogenase ( LD, LDH )Lactate Dehydrogenase ( LD, LDH )UV assay
Tissue Sources : myocardium, kidney, liver, skeletal muscle and RBC
Sources of Error : hemolysis
Diagnostic Significances : AMI, Hepatobiliary disease,Renal disease,Cancers, Anemia, Progressive muscular
dystrophy, Isoenzymes( LD1,2,3,4,5 )
Liver EnzymesLiver Enzymes
Routine AST, ALT, ALP
Liver specific OCT (Ornithine Carbamoyl Transferase) ID (Iditol Dehydrogenase), Guanase hepatic isoenzyme of ALP
Liver EnzymesLiver Enzymes
Interpretation
AST&ALT ………..hepatocellular damage
ALP…………………cholestasis
Plasma ProteinsPlasma ProteinsColorimetric assay
Hyperproteinemia : Dehydration, Liver diseases, Chronic inflammatory diseases, Increased plasma immunoglobulins, Faulty technique in blood sample
Hypoproteinemia : Overhydration, Pregnancy, Malnutrition, Liver diseases, Protein loss, Hypogammaglobulinemia, Hyperthyroidism
AlbuminAlbuminColorimetric assay : Dye-binding method
Sources of Error : hemolysis
Hypoalbuminemia : Hereditary defects, Malnutrition, Malabsorptive disease, Severe burn, Shock, Chronic liver disease, Major surgery, Accidental trauma, Infection, Renal disease, Exfoliative dermatitis
Protein-losing gastroenteropathy,
Clotting FactorsClotting Factors
Quick’s One Stage Prothrombin Time or Plasma Prothrombin Time
Extrinsic pathway
Factors : I, II, V, VII, X
INR ( International Normalized Ratio )
AmmoniaAmmonia Enzymatic kinetic assay
EDTA plasma, hemolysis, protein in food, EDTA plasma, hemolysis, protein in food, drugs, exercisedrugs, exercise
Diagnostic Significances ;Diagnostic Significances ; Reye’Reye’
s syndrome, Liver disease, Cirrhosis, Hepatic s syndrome, Liver disease, Cirrhosis, Hepatic coma, Hyperornithinemiacoma, Hyperornithinemia
Unexplained lethargy and vomiting, Unexplained lethargy and vomiting, Encephalitis & Neonate with unexplained neuEncephalitis & Neonate with unexplained neurologic deteriorationrologic deterioration
Ceruloplasmin(CERU; Cp )Ceruloplasmin(CERU; Cp )
Ferrioxidase activity, acute phase proteinFerrioxidase activity, acute phase protein Immunoturbidimetric methodImmunoturbidimetric method Serum, heparinized plasma, hemolysis, lipemia & rhSerum, heparinized plasma, hemolysis, lipemia & rh
eumatic factorseumatic factors
Diagnostic Significances ;Diagnostic Significances ; Wilson’s disease, MoWilson’s disease, Monkes disease, Nutritional copper deficiency, Renal nkes disease, Nutritional copper deficiency, Renal copper loss, Massive burn, Inflammation disease, copper loss, Massive burn, Inflammation disease, RE neoplasia, Biliary obstruction, Estrogen therapRE neoplasia, Biliary obstruction, Estrogen therapy, Pregnancyy, Pregnancy
Most Common Disease of LiverMost Common Disease of Liver
1. Hepatitis : Acute ( viruses, toxins and drugs )
recovery from viral hepatitis ...transaminases are norm
al within 10-1210-12 weeks
( > 6 months ………chronic )
Chronic ( autoimmune, viruses, alcohol and drugs ) : normal ALP, increased AST&ALT abnormal Albumin & PTAlbumin & PT
Most Common Disease of LiverMost Common Disease of Liver
2. Cirrhosis : Chronic excessive alcohol intake
Autoimmune chronic active hepatitis Chronic hepatitis B, C, D,
Inherited metabolic disease : Wilson’s disease, DM, Glycogen storage disease, Galactosemia
Disease of Prolonged Cholestasis : PBC, PSC, Cystic fibrosis, Biliary atresia
*decompensated cirrhosis…increased blood ammonia
Most Common Disease of LiverMost Common Disease of Liver
3. Tumours
MetastaticMetastatic : primary sites ; lung, bronchus, breast, gastrointestinal tract, prostate gland
*normal TB, AST, mild increases of GGT and ALP with marked increase of LDmarked increase of LD
Hepatoma : Cirrhosis, Hepatitis B, C, Aflatoxins*increases of alpha-fetoprotein and ALP
Differential of Hepatocellular Injury and CholestasisDifferential of Hepatocellular Injury and Cholestasis
Test Hepatocellular Injury Cholestasis
ALT > 10 x URL < 10 x URL
ALP < 3 x URL > 3 x URL
GGT < 5 x URL > 5 x URL
Bilirubin DB 50-80% DB 50-80%
PT No Respond to Vit K
Imaging studies Normal ducts Abnormal ducts
Pattern of CholestasisPattern of Cholestasis
Bilirubinostasis………… Hepatocyte
Cholestatic hepatitis……Canalicular
Ductular injury……………Intrahepatic bile ducts
Complete obstruction… Extrahepatic bile ducts
Some Drugs causing liver diseasesSome Drugs causing liver diseases
Hepatotoxicity Cholestasis Cholestatic hepatitis
Paracetamol (overdose) Salicylate( high dose) Tetracycline ( high dose) Rifampicin
Methyltestosterone Chlorpromazine Erythromycin Chlorpropamide
Comments for Interpretation of LFTsComments for Interpretation of LFTs
1. Definite diagnosis : special tests or liver biopsy
2. ALP, GGT and 5’- NT
3. Moderated or marked increase of ALP
4. AST, ALT > 10 x URL… hepatocellular hepatocellular damage
5. ALP > 3 x URL….cholestasischolestasis
Comments for Interpretation of LFTsComments for Interpretation of LFTs
6. Prolongation of PT
a. vitamin K…Advanced liver destruction
b. vitamin K…Vitamin K deficiency or Long-standing extrahepatic obstruction
7. Bile acids analysis….Inactive cirrhosis
8. Liver scan……Metastatic carcinoma
9. U/S & PTC….Extra / intrahepatic obstruction
10. Repeat LFTs …..2 -32 -3 days days
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