Case Report
Adrenal Insufficiency as a Cause of Acute Liver Failure: A Case Report
Table 2
Serology and toxicology results of the patient.
| Test | Result | Unit | Reference range |
| Serum protein electrophoresis | | | | Albumin | 30.9 | G/L | 36–48 | Alpha 1 | 2.8 | G/L | 1–3 | Alpha 2 | 8.2 | G/L | 4–8 | Beta | 6.8 | G/L | 5–10 | Gamma | 11.1 | G/L | 7–13 | Total | 59.7 | G/L | 60–78 | Serology | | | | HAV Ab (I gM) | 0.36 | | Negative: <0.9 | HBS Ag | 0.4 | | Negative: <0.9 | HCV Ab | Negative | | | Hbc Ab | Negative | | | Immunofluorescence | | | | Antinuclear Ab | 1/50 | Titer | Up to 1/100 | Antimitochondrial Ab | 1/50 | Titer | Negative: <1/100 | Antismooth muscle Ab | 1/50 | Titer | Negative: <1/100 | Liver kidney microsomal Ab | 1/50 | Titer | Negative: <1/100 | Drug monitoring | | | | Phenytoin | Not detected | μg/mL | Toxic level: >20 | Phenobarbital | Not detected | | Toxic level: >40 | Valproate | 3.5 | | Toxic level: >101 | Carbamazepine | 1.72 | | Toxic level: >15 |
|
|