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Clinical Significance of Abnormal CPK Activity in Serum of Chronic Alcoholics Hisao Ikeda 1 , Takuo Nagao 1 , Kiyoshi Matsuda 2 , Yasuro Ohara 2 1Dept. of Neuro-psychiatry, Okayama University Medical School 2Kawada Hospital pp.57-62
Published Date 1977/1/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1405202574
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 For the purpose of studying the relationship with the apperance of psychotic state as well as with serum transaminase activity, the serum creatine phosphokinase (CPK) activity was studied at the time of admission to the mental hospital, with all cases hospitalized for chronic alcoholism from April 1975 to January 1976. The results are briefly summarized as follows;

 1) Twenty-two cases (78.8%) out of 33 admitted for alcoholism showed an abnormally high level of serum CPK activity on admission.

 2) In the majority of the cases with abnormal CPK activity, the CPK level was highest at the time of admission, which decreased gradually, and recovered to about normal level one to two weeks later.

 3) There could be observed a significant correlation between the abnormal CPK level and the appearance of psychotic state (delirium, hallucination, amentia and transient attack of convulsion) one month before or/and after admission. Fifteen (71.4%) out of 21 patients showing the CPK level over 101 units at admission showed psychotic state after admission.

 4) The change of the serum transaminase activity, especially that of GOT, had a close correlation with the change of CPK activity.

 On the basis of these findings, some opinion of the authors was presented in regard to the mechanism for the onset of abnormally high CPK in the sera of chronic alcoholism.


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