Research Article

Congenital Hepatic Fibrosis in Children and Adults: Clinical Manifestations, Management, and Outcome—Case Series and Literature Review

Table 1

Basic clinical information of 8 cases with different onset ages.

No.SexAgeChief complaintCoursePrincipal diagnosisHb (g/L)WBC (109/L)PLT (109/L)ALT (U/L)AST (U/L)ALP (U/L)GGT (U/L)TBil (mmol/L)INRAlb (g/L)

P1M1 yrHyperpyrexia1 monthCHF§
CBA
Cholangitis after Kasai operation
1109.1320551685532656.21.0437

P2F4 yrHematemesis1.5 monthCHF§863.7118926823081350012.30.9439

P3M15 yrHematemesis and melena8 yearsCHF§
Caroli disease
525.636491719129263.71.1527

P4F9 yrMelena and bloating2 monthsCHF§
PFIC3
682.25226317.9274.138223314.70.8728.8

P5F26 yrBloating, edema, and oliguria7 yearsCHF
CHB
Intrahepatic biliary duct cystic dilation
Polycystic kidneys§§
837.0432915209122121.0837

P6F26 yrIsolated abnormal liver function6 yearsCHF1344.8166675115617746.11.1246

P7M26 yrIsolated abnormal liver function9 monthsCHF
Intrahepatic biliary duct cystic dilation
1474.19752021456417.51.2045

P8F60 yrAbnormal liver function and edema4 yearsCHF1363.827246551392431.81.1932

Abbreviations and normal range of each lab index in parentheses: P = patient; M = male; F = female; yr = years old; CHF = congenital hepatic fibrosis; CHB = chronic hepatitis B; CBA = congenital biliary atresia; PFIC3 = progressive familial intrahepatic cholestasis-type 3; Hb = hemoglobin (male: 130-175 g/L, female: 115-150 g/L); WBC = white blood cell (-); PLT = platelet (-); ALT = alanine aminotransferase (male: 9-50 U/L, female: 7-40 U/L); AST = aspartate aminotransferase (male: 15-40 U/L, female: 13-35 U/L); ALP = alkaline phosphatase (1~4 yrs: <281 U/L; 5~6 yrs: <269 U/L; 7~12 yrs: <300 U/L; male 13~17 yrs: <390 U/L; male 18~19 yrs: 40-129 U/L; : 45-125 U/L; female 13~17 yrs: <187 U/L; female 18~19 yrs: 35-104 U/L; female 20~49 yrs: 35-100 U/L; female 50~79 yrs: 35-100 U/L; and : 50-135 U/L); GGT = γ-glutamyl transpeptidase (male: 10-60 U/L, female: 7-45 U/L); TBil = total bilirubin (3.4-20.4 μmol/L); INR = international normalized ratio (0.88-1.12); Alb = albumin (40-55 g/L). §CHF: combined with liver decompensation; §§polycystic kidneys combined with chronic renal dysfunction; IDA: iron deficiency anemia; RA: renal anemia.