Uveitis in autoimmune hepatitis: A case report

Table 1 Autoimmune hepatitis: Revised scoring system (1999)

	May 2000	January 2002
Gender: male	0	0
ALP/AST: 249/960 = 0.25 (admission May 2000); 3.85 (admission Jan 2002)	+2	-2
ALP/AST: 249/160 = 1.55 (discharge May 2000)	0
ALP/ALT: 249/1 510 = 0.16 (admission May 2000); 4.15 (admission Jan 2002)	+2	-2
ALP/ALT: 249/483 = 0.51 (discharge May 2000)	+2
IgG Assay: 1 590 (May 2000); 1 670 (January 2002)	+2	+2
ANA, SMA, or LKM1: negative	0	0
AMA: negative	0	0
Hepatitis markers: negative	+3	+3
Drug history: negative	+1	+1
Alcohol intake: negative	+2	+2
Histology: Chronic hepatitis with moderate activity. Fibrotic portal tracts, periportal fibrosis with portal-portal septa, but intact architecture. Biliary ductswithout any significant morphological alterations.	+3	+3
Response to therapy: complete	+2	+2
Other autoimmune diseases: (thyroiditis)	+2	+2
Score:	21	11
	(definite)	(probable)

(International Autoimmune Hepatitis Group, J Hepatol 1999; 31: 929-938. Score Autoimmune Hepatitis)

Table 2 Extrahepatic associations of AIH

Frequent:Autoimmune thyroid	Rare: Rheumatoid arthritis
disease	Lichen planus
Ulcerative colitis	Diabetes mellitus
Synovitis	CREST syndrome
Autoimmune	Autoimmune
Hemolytic anemia	Thrombocytopenic purpura
	Vitiligo
	Alopecia