WU Xiuyan, WANG Tianfang, LI Yonggang, et al. Correlation Analysis of FibroScan Value and Complexion Changes in 108 Cases of Posthepatitic Cirrhosis[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2014, 55(16): 1401-1404.
WU Xiuyan, WANG Tianfang, LI Yonggang, et al. Correlation Analysis of FibroScan Value and Complexion Changes in 108 Cases of Posthepatitic Cirrhosis[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2014, 55(16): 1401-1404.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2014.16.014.
Objective To analyze the correlation of FibroScan( FS) value and complexion changes in posthepatitic cirrhosis patients and provide objective basis for judging the condition and analyzing pathogenesis according to inspection of the complexion. Methods Totally 108 cases of posthepatitic cirrhosis were divided into 69 cases of compensation and 39 cases of decompensation. The FS values and complexion changes were collected with Clinical Information Collection Form of Posthepatitic Cirrhosis. The descriptive statistical analysis
t test and one-way ANOVA were conducted with SPSS 13. 0 software. Results The minimum
maximum and average FS values were 4. 1KPa
75 KPa and( 24. 07 ± 18. 43) KPa respectively. The average FS values of compensation and decompensation were( 16.18 ±10. 06) KPa and( 38. 03 ±21.50) KPa respectively
with a significant difference between the compensation and decompensation( P < 0. 01). The normal complexion
red complexion
light black complexion
light yellow complexion
pale complexion and pale blue complexion were commonly seen in the compensation. The dark complexion
yellow black complexion and blue black complexion were commonly seen in the decompensation. There was a significant difference between different complexion in FS value( P < 0. 05). The darker complexion showed
the higher FS value was increased
with a significant difference between groups( P < 0. 01). Conclusion FS value has a certain correlation with complexion changes. The darker complexion shows
the higher FS value is increased. Dark complexion in cirrhosis indicates blood stasis.