两种新型非生物型人工肝治疗慢性乙型重型肝炎疗效观察

Objective To explore the clinical effects of two new treatment methods of non-biologic artificial liver slower plasma exchange (PE) combined with continuous veno-venous hemofiltration (CWH), and coupled plasma exchange filtration adsorption (CPEFA)] in treatment of chronic severe hepatitis B patients. Methods 130 patients with chronic severe hepatitis B were divided into three groups. 44 patients were treated with a parallel circuit of being combined slower PE and CWH based on the conservation medical therapy (group A). 43 patients were treated with CPEFA based on the conservation medical therapy (group B). 43 patients received PE with conservative medical therapy (group C). The clinical symptoms, signs, liver function, blood sodium concentration, effective rates and survival rates in three groups were surveyed before and after treatment. Results The symptom and signs of the majority in the above different groups improved. In group A and B, hyponatremia of patients were improved, the effective rates (within 6 months after the treatment) were 70.45% and 72.09% respectiverly. There was no statistical difference between the two groups (χ2=0.10,P>0.05), the survival rates(6 months) were 45.45% and 46.51% respectively and there was no statistical difference (χ2 = 0.08, P > 0.05). In group C, patients' hyponatremia did not change, the effective rate (51.16%)was obviously lower than those in group A and B (χ2 = 7.55,9.31, P < 0.01) and the total survival rate(6 months) was 30.23% also lower than those in group A, B (χ2 = 4.80,6.10, P < 0.05). Conclusions Being combined slower PE and CWH with a parallel circuit and CPEFA are two new, safe and effective methods of non-biologic artificial liver treatment.

Efficacy of two new methods of non-biologic artificial liver in the treatment of chronic severe hepatitis B