1Asstt Professor, Department of Physiology, Narayan Medical College & Hospital, Jamuhar, Bihar
2Senior Resident, (Physiology), IGIMS, Patna
*Corresponding author: Dr Seema Kumari, Ass.. Professor (Physiology), Narayan Medical College & Hospital, Jamuhar, Bihar Contact no: 9931665321, Email: drseemakumari2@gmail.com
Online published on 2 August, 2016.
To assess changes in serum proteins namely albumin and globulin in cases of viral hepatitis and to establish the diagnostic and prognostic role of serum proteins in viral hepatitis.
The study group consisted of 400 cases of viral hepatitis. Their age were between 16–55 years. As control 50 healthy persons were selected among attendant of patients and volunteers, they were of match age group and sex with study group and belonging to same geographical areas. Study group was comprised of both viral hepatitis A and viral hepatitis B cases. Medical history, physical & clinical examination were performed for all participants. The data of all groups was compared.
Among study group, affected by Viral hepatitis A & B, decrease in Albumin and rise in globulin level were observed compared to control group. Change in albumin,globulin level are significant compare to control (P<0.01)
The present study highlights the diagnostic and prognostic roles of albumin and globulin levels in patients of viral hepatitis A & B.
Albumin, globulin, viral hepatitis