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. 2020 May 12;44(5):653–661. doi: 10.1016/j.clinre.2020.04.012

Table 2.

Comorbidity with liver injury in patients with SARS-CoV-2 infection.

Study ID Patients number Patients with pre-existing liver conditions Total patients with abnormal liver function Notes
Chen et al. 249 2 (0.8%) patients had chronic hepatitis B virus infection NA AST/ALT/ALB levels were within normal range.
Chen
et al.
99 NA ALT abnormal (28%)
AST abnormal (35%)
ALB abnormal (98%)
TB abnormal (18%)
43 (43.4%) patients had liver function abnormality, with ALT or AST above the normal range
Guan
et al.
1099 23 (2.1%) patients had chronic hepatitis B virus infection ALT abnormal (21.3%)
AST abnormal (22.2%)
TB abnormal (10.5%)
ALT abnormal: severe (19.8%) vs. non-severe (28.1%)
survival (19.9%) vs. non-survival (40.8%)
AST abnormal: severe (39.4%) vs. non-severe (18.2%)
survival (20.1%) vs. non-survival (50.0%)
TB abnormal: severe (13.3%) vs. non-severe (9.9%)
survival (9.8%) vs. non-survival (20.8%)
Huang
et al.
41 1 (2%) patients had chronic liver disease AST abnormal (37%)
AST abnormal: ICU (62%) vs. non-ICU (25%)
Huang
et al.
34 1 (2.9%) patients had chronic liver disease ALT abnormal (23.5%)
AST abnormal (20.6%)
ALB abnormal (73.5%)
TB abnormal (8.8%)
NA
Mo
et al.
155 7 (4.5%) patients had chronic liver disease NA The levels of ALT/AST all increased slightly, but all were within the normal range.
The levels of ALB/GLB all decreased slightly, but all were within the normal range.
Qian
et al.
91 NA ALT abnormal (7.7%)
AST abnormal (9.9%)
ALB abnormal (47.3%)
NA
Qin
et al.
452 6 (1.3%) patients had chronic liver disease NA NA
Shi
et al.
81 7 (9%) patients had chronic liver disease AST abnormal (53%)
The average level of ALT was 46.2U/L.
Wang
et al.
138 4 (2.9%) patients had chronic liver disease NA The levels of ALT/AST/TB all increased slightly in the ICU group, but all were within the normal range.
Xu
et al.
62 7 (11%) patients had chronic liver disease AST abnormal (16.1%) The average level of ALT was within the normal range.
Yang
et al.
149 NA ALT abnormal (12.1%)
AST abnormal (18.1%)
ALB abnormal (6.0%)
TB abnormal (2.68%)
NA
Yang
et al.
52 NA Liver dysfunction (29%) NA
Zhang
et al.
645 24 (3.7%) patients had chronic liver disease NA The levels of ALT/AST/TB all increased in the abnormal CT imaging group, but all were within the normal range.
The levels of ALB decreased in the abnormal CT imaging group, but all were within the normal range.
Zhang
et al.
140 8 (5.7%) patients had fatty liver and abnormal liver function NA NA
Zhou
et al.
191 NA ALT abnormal (31%) The levels of ALB decreased below the normal range in the non-survival group.

Abbreviation: AST: aspartate aminotransferase; ALB: albumin; GLB: globulin; ALT: alanine aminotransferase; TB: total bilirubin; ICU: intensive care unit; NA: not applicable.