Tests that reflect liver interstitial changes

Tests reflecting liver interstitial changes: Serum protein electrophoresis has basically replaced the turbid response, and the increased degree of γ-globulin can assess the evolution and prognosis of chronic liver disease, suggesting that Kupffer cells are dysfunctional and cannot endogenous in blood circulation Or enteric-derived antigenic substances. In addition, the serum content of hyaluronic acid, lamin, type III procollagen peptide and type IV collagen can reflect changes in liver endothelial cells, fat storage cells and fibroblasts, and is closely related to liver fibrosis and cirrhosis.

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