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. 2002 Aug;51(2):259–264. doi: 10.1136/gut.51.2.259

Table 2.

Clinical features of Brazilian patients with autoimmune hepatitis with and without antibodies to soluble liver antigen/liver pancreas (SLA/LP) antigen

Clinical features AIH type 1 SLA/LP positive (n=23) AIH type 1 SLA/LP negative (n=93) AIH type 2 (n=16)
Skin colour
    White 12 (52%) 37 (40%) 10 (63%)
    Mulatto 9 (39%) 38 (41%) 5 (31%)
    Black 2 (8%) 14 (15%) 1 (6%)
    Japanese descendant 0 4 (4%)
Sex
    Male 0 19 (20%) 2 (13%)
    Female 23 74 (80%) 14 (88%)
Age of onset (y)
    0–15 7 (30%) 44 (47%) 11 (69%)
    15–30 5 (22%) 17 (18%) 4 (25%)
    30–50 11 (48%) 19 (21%) 1 (6%)
    50–70 0 13 (14%) 0
AST (×NV)
    0–5 5 (22%) 11 (12%) 3 (19%)
    5–10 4 (17%) 11 (12%) 3 (19%)
    >10 14 (61%) 71 (76%) 10 (62%)
γ-globulins (×NV)
    1.0–1.5 2 (9%) 15 (16%) 3 (19%)
    1.5–2.0 6 (26%) 17 (18%) 8 (50%)
    ≥2.0 15 (65%) 61 (66%) 5 (32%)
Total bilirubins (mg%)
    0–5 17 (74%) 38 (41%) 6 (38%)
    5–10 5 (22%) 29 (31%) 5 (31%)
    >10 1 (4%) 23 (25%) 5 (31%)
Cirrhosis at diagnosis 8/17 (47%) 68/93 (63%) 8/14 (57%)

NV, normal value; for other abbreviations see table 1.