From: Acute liver failure caused by Amanita verna: a case series and review of the literature
Case | Diagnosis to treatment | Liver transplantation | Final Indicators | Outcome |
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1 | March 4 to March 28 | Yes | On March 28 ALT: 160 U/L, direct bilirubin: 19.6 μmol/L, total bilirubin: 42.1 μmol/L. Coagulation disorders have been corrected. The mean portal blood flow velocity and hepatic artery resistance index were normal. There was fluid in the right chest. No obvious effusion was found in the abdominal cavity | The patient recovered and was discharged |
2 | March 4 to March 26 | NO | On March 20 The patient was mentally vague, unconscious, bilateral pleural effusion increased, pelvic effusion increased; cerebral hemorrhage and brain stem damage | Patient died |
3 | March 10 to May 15 | NO | On May 5 The patient was in a coma, responded slowly to light without tongue extension. The muscle tension of the left limb was low, and the meningeal irritation sign was negative. The patient had massive hemorrhagic cerebral infarction and was still in coma after operation On May 15, the family requested to be discharged | Patient died |