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1Danaun Medical Clinic, Gwangmyeong-si 14262, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. gclaennec@gmail.com.
Background:
This case report describes a protocol developed by Danaun Medical Clinic for the introduction of a pioneering intervention comprising intravenous human placental extract (HPE) therapy to improve the liver function of patients with chronic liver disease (CLD).
Case Summary:
This study involved data from patients whose chief complaint was reduced quality of life attributable to CLD. The new treatment approach resulted in improvements in the liver function and fatty liver of 30 patients with CLD. Improvements were observed using abdominal ultrasonography. Unlike traditional methods, this protocol provided more sustainable and meaningful results. Treatment with 10 mL of HPE administered intravenously once or twice per week significantly improved liver function. The observed improvements in fatty liver and liver function suggest the utility of this approach for the management of patients with CLD.
Conclusion:
This case series highlights the potential of innovative treatments for patients with CLD that could improve the quality of life of the patients.
