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September 10, 2025Open Access

A Estimation of liver function tests and IL 6 for pregnant women with hepatitis B and C with Baghdad teaching hospital

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Significant differences exist in liver enzymes between pregnant women with hepatitis B and C.
Of the patients, 65% had hepatitis B while 35% had hepatitis C among the studied pregnant women.
AST levels were notably elevated in hepatitis C compared to hepatitis B, with averages of 26.64 versus 19.90.
Total blood bilirubin levels showed distinct differences, highlighting the impact of viral hepatitis in pregnancy.

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Observational analysis reveals significant differences in liver function tests between hepatitis B and C in pregnant women, indicating important biochemical variations.

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M. Abbas (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c199ee9b7b07f3a061bceb https://doi.org/10.58564/jmob.63

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Observational analysis reveals significant differences in liver function tests between hepatitis B and C in pregnant women, indicating important biochemical variations.

A Estimation of liver function tests and IL 6 for pregnant women with hepatitis B and C with Baghdad teaching hospital

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A Estimation of liver function tests and IL 6 for pregnant women with hepatitis B and C with Baghdad teaching hospital

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