Clinical-Laboratory Markers of Chronic Viral Hepatitis C

This article describes the prevalence and clinical features of 105 patients with chronic hepatitis. It was found that patients with chronic viral hepatitis have a high frequency of subjective or objective signs in the clinical picture and increased liver cytolysis according to laboratory tests. Key words: chronic hepatitis, liver, virus, subjective sign, objective sign The purpose of the study. Clinical and laboratory markers in patients with chronic viral hepatitis - assessment of liver function by determining biochemical parameters Materials and methods of research. During the study, data were obtained based on the results of a clinical and laboratory examination of 105 patients diagnosed with chronic viral hepatitis. 67 (63.8%) of the patients were women and 38 (36.1%) were men, their age ranged from 20 to 75 years (on average 44.2±3.2 years). During the survey, a comparative assessment of the health status of 60 healthy people aged 20-65 years was carried out. Results and analysis. As a result of the study, it was found that patients with chronic viral hepatitis have a high frequency of subjective or objective signs in the clinical picture and increased liver cytolysis according to laboratory tests. Conclusion. It has been established that chronic hepatitis occurs in the absence of subjective or objective signs from the clinical picture, from laboratory tests - indicators of liver cytolysis, elevated ALT values, total bilirubin, pigment caustic substances.