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P1-5 Prikaz slučaja<br />

P1-5<br />

Intrahepatična kolestaza povezana<br />

s defi citom alfa-1-antitripsina u<br />

novorođenčeta: prikaz slučaja<br />

Žirović M 1 , Tešija-Kuna A 1 , Štefanović M 1 , Nikolac N 1 , Topić E 1 , Žaja-<br />

Franulović O 2 , Jurčić Z 2<br />

1 Klinički zavod za kemiju, KB Sestre milosrdnice, Zagreb, Hrvatska<br />

2 Klinika za dječje bolesti, KB Sestre milosrdnice, Zagreb, Hrvatska<br />

Novorođenče u dobi od 15 dana primljeno je u Gastroenterološki<br />

odjel Klinike za pedijatriju zbog aholičnih stolica<br />

i sumnje na kolestazu. Nije primijećeno žutilo kože, a<br />

mo kraća je bila žute boje.<br />

U novorođenčeta su načinjene biokemijske (ukupni i<br />

konjugirani bilirubin, AST, ALT, GGT, ALP i 5’-NU, žučne<br />

kiseline, alfa-1-antitripsin (AAT), alfa-fetoprotein, ukupni<br />

kolesterol, LDL i HDL kolesterol, trigliceridi, CRP, imunoglobulini<br />

IgG, IgA i IgM u serumu, slobodne masne kiseline<br />

u majčinom mlijeku, kloridi u znoju), hematološke<br />

(sedimentacija eritrocita, kompletna i diferencijalna krvna<br />

slika) te koagulacijske pretrage (VK, VZ, PV i fi brinogen).<br />

Od navedenih pretraga izmjerene su umjereno povišene<br />

koncentracije ukupnog (83,1 µmol/L), konjugiranog (29,5<br />

µmol/L) i nekonjugiranog (53,6 µmol/L) bilirubina, uz izrazito<br />

povišenu koncentraciju žučnih kiselina (106,3 µmol/<br />

L). Zbog porasta nekonjugiranog bilirubina učinjena je<br />

genotipizacija na Gilbertov sindrom dječaka i njegovih<br />

roditelja. Mutacija nije pronađena. Aktivnost GGT (171 U/<br />

L) također je bila povišena, kao i koncentracije ukupnog<br />

kolesterola (5,6 mmol/L), LDL kolesterola (3,4 mmol/L) te<br />

triglicerida (3,0 mmol/L). U majčinom mlijeku jako je bila<br />

povišena koncentracija slobodnih masnih kiselina. Uz navedene<br />

pretrage izmjerena je snižena koncentracija AAT<br />

od 0,46 g/L. Ostali laboratorijski nalazi bili su uredni. Ultrazvukom<br />

abdomena nije utvrđeno postojanje urođenih<br />

malformacija žučnog mjehura i vodova, a scintigrafi jom<br />

jetre (HIDA) potvrđena je potpuna intrahepatiča kolestaza.<br />

Zbog snižene koncentracije AAT učinjena je fenotipizacija<br />

i genotipizacija kod dječaka i kod roditelja. Kod dječaka<br />

je dokazan fenotip PiZZ, a kod roditelja PiMZ (otac) i PiSZ<br />

(majka), pričem je M divlji, a S i Z su mutirani aleli. Rezultati<br />

su potvrđeni i genotipizacijom. Postavljena je dijagnoza<br />

potpune intrahepatične kolestaze povezane s defi citom<br />

AAT. U dobi od 4 mjeseca dječak je ponovno primljen na<br />

odjel, jer unatoč terapiji (Ursofalk, Phenobarbiton, Plivit<br />

D3) nije došlo do regresije znakova kolestaze, a bilježi se i<br />

daljnji porast koncentracije bilirubina (ukupni 94,6; konjugirani<br />

39,3; nekonjugirani 55,3 µmol/L) te porast aktivnos-<br />

<strong>Biochemia</strong> <strong>Medica</strong> 2006;16(Suppl 1):S1–S268<br />

S100<br />

P1-5<br />

Intrahepatic cholestasis associated with<br />

alpha-1-antitrypsin defi ciency in newborn:<br />

case report<br />

Žirović M 1 , Tešija-Kuna A 1 , Štefanović M 1 , Nikolac N 1 , Topić E 1 ,<br />

Žaja-Franulović O 2 , Jurčić Z 2<br />

Case report<br />

1 University Department of Chemistry, Sestre milosrdnice University<br />

Hospital, Zagreb, Croatia<br />

2 University Department of Pediatrics, Sestre milosrdnice University<br />

Hospital, Zagreb, Croatia<br />

A 15-day-old male newborn with suspected cholestasis<br />

due to alpha-1-antitrypsin (AAT) defi ciency was admitted<br />

to gastroenterology ward of the Pediatrics Department.<br />

Biochemistry tests (total and direct bilirubin, AST, ALT,<br />

GGT, ALP, 5’-NU, bile acids, ATT, alpha-fetoprotein, total<br />

cholesterol, LDL and HDL cholesterol, triglycerides, CRP,<br />

IgG, IgA and IgM immunoglobulins in serum, free fatty<br />

acids in breast milk, chlorides in sweat), hematology tests<br />

(erythrocyte sedimentation rate, diff erential blood count)<br />

and coagulation tests (bleeding time, clotting time, PT<br />

and fi brinogen) were determined. Increased values were<br />

found for total, direct and indirect bilirubin (83.1, 29.5 and<br />

53.6 µmol/L, respectively) and bile acids (106.3 µmol/L).<br />

Due to the increased concentration of indirect bilirubin,<br />

genotyping for Gilbert’s syndrome was performed in<br />

the infant and parents, with no mutation detected. The<br />

activity of GGT (171 U/L) and concentrations of total<br />

cholesterol (5.6 mmol/L), LDL cholesterol (3.4 mmol/L)<br />

and triglycerides (3.0 mmol/L) were also increased. Free<br />

fatty acid concentration in breast milk was extremely<br />

increased. In addition, AAT concentration was decreased<br />

(0.46 g/L). Other laboratory tests were normal. Abdominal<br />

ultrasound excluded existence of inborn malformation<br />

of the gallbladder and bile ducts but hepatobiliary<br />

scintigraphy (HIDA) identifi ed complete intrahepatic<br />

cholestasis. Due to decreased AAT concentration, AAT<br />

phenotype and genotype testing of the infant and his<br />

parents was performed to reveal the boy to have PiZZ,<br />

the mother PiSZ and the father PiMZ phenotype (M being<br />

wild type, S and Z mutated alleles). Results were confi<br />

rmed by genotyping. Taking all these into account, the<br />

diagnosis of intrahepatic cholestasis associated with AAT<br />

defi ciency was made. The infant was readmitted to the<br />

gastroenterology ward at the age of 4 months. Signs of<br />

cholestasis did not disappear in spite of therapy (ursodiol,<br />

phenobarbitone, vitamins E and D3). The concentrations<br />

of total, direct and indirect bilirubin (94.6, 39.3 and 55.3<br />

µmol/L, respectively), bile acids (151 µmol/L) and enzyme<br />

activities (AST 153, ALT 159, GGT 1790, ALP 1010 and 5’-NU

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