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Dr J I Wyatt






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Case 1

Male 43 years

Unwell for 1 week with lethargy, nausea. No fever. Deranged LFT (ALT - 3407). ultrasound = normal liver. Liver screen - normal.


Case 2

Male 26 years

Acute illnes, unwell, lethergy, vomiting. Bilirubin >250. ALT >3500. Liver screen so far negative. Cocaine use over 4 months ago, nil recently. Has been having nurofen for headaches. ? cause of LFT disturbance.


Case 3

Male 59 years

Two weeks history of jaundice. Coagulopathic, ALT >1000, bilirubin >500. Taken nitrofurantoin recently.


Case 4

Female 32 years

Transplant - non A-E acute hepatitis.


Case 5

Male 17 years

Deranged LFTs, raised ALT and SMA antibody positive. ? autoimmune hepatitis.


Case 6

Male 45 years

Acute hepatitis. Positive autoantibodies, ? autoimmune hepatitis.


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Case 7

Female 33 years

Raised IgG (27.6) and IgM(5.1). Positive AMA, LKM, Persistently abnormal LFTs. ultrasound scan - splenomegaly. ? AIH/PBC overlap.


Case 8

Male 48 years

Hepatitis C - previous biopsy. Raised ALT. ? other cause. Further information from server, genotype 3, ferritin 1405, ALT at time of biopsy 580.


Case 9

Male 23 years

Chronic hepatitis B. Hepatitis B e-antigen negative, ALT fluctuating . Assess fibrosis.


Case 10

Male 32 years

Known HBV positive. HBe antigen positive, HBs antigen positive. Last HBV PCR 3.8 x 10*5. fibroscan 10.1.


Case 11

Male 37 years

Alcohol-related liver cirrhosis (moderate drinker). Work up for liver transplant. Abstinent from alcohol?


Case 12

Male 52 years

Transjugular liver biopsy. Abnormal LFTs, raised bilirubin 43 alk phos 381, ANA +ve, anti-DNA antibodies. Hepatitis B and C serology negative. Ultrasound scan - hepatomegaly, distended IVC. Past history cardiomyopathy, IHD and previous cardiac arrest. Clinical diagnosis intrinsic liver disase, ? cardiac related pathology.


Case 13

Male 57 years

Liver transplant - cryptogenic cirrhosis.