Retrospective study reveals liver function variation in 482 pediatric patients with tuberculosis, indicating the need for timely interventions.
The incidence of abnormal liver function and ATDILI differed. By considering laboratory indicators and clinical practice, early identification and detection of abnormal liver function in children during anti-TB treatment, along with timely intervention, can effectively prevent and control the harm caused by abnormal liver function and prevent it progression to ATDILI.
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