The Molecular Adsorbents Recirculating System (MARS) can remove toxins produced in liver failure, thereby supporting the liver, helping patients with liver disease to live and wait for the liver to recover (with patients with acute liver failure) or waiting for a liver transplant (in patients with chronic liver failure). In addition, this technique also helps to balance water, electrolytes, and acid-base balance.

Acute liver failure due to many different causes can lead to dangerous complications such as sepsis, urinary tract infections, especially multi-organ failure with a high mortality rate of up to 90%. Plasma exchange therapy in acute liver failure is an effective treatment method often prescribed by doctors.

Hi doctor! Doctor, my father went to the doctor and got the results AST: 961, ALT: 1068, GGT: 413 Quantitative CRP.hs(C reactive protein high sesitivity:7.8, quantification of total bilirubin: 63.9, quantification of direct bilirubin: 49.4.

Doctor, my father went to the doctor and got the results AST: 961, ALT: 1068, GGT: 413 Quantitative CRP.hs(C reactive protein high sesitivity:7.8, quantification of total bilirubin: 63.9, quantification of direct bilirubin: 49.4. Can you tell me, what disease does the AST, ALT, CRP, and Bilirubin test values ​​diagnose?

Acute liver failure is assessed as a complex pathology that usually occurs after a harmful effect on the liver and loss of liver function. The disease develops rapidly in just a few days or weeks. The primary goals of treatment for acute liver failure are to control cerebral edema and to provide supportive therapy for multi-organ failure until liver regeneration occurs.

Acute liver failure is relatively rare in children. However, when this type of disease occurs in children, it is often severe and has a very high risk of death. Therefore, treatment of acute liver failure in children needs to be carried out early, quickly and according to the doctor's instructions.