Comparison of Low Dose Albumin Versus Full Dose Albumin in Improving Refractory Ascites in Cirrhotic Patients

Background: Refractory ascites is one of the most important complications cirrhosis & albumin considered highly effective in controlling it. Objective: To compare efficacy 10g versus 20g improving refractory cirrhotic patients.
 Methods: This randomized control trial was conducted at department Gastroenterology, Mayo hospital Lahore for 12 months. After ethical approval, 60 patients chronic liver disease with were included study divided into two groups. Group A administered whereas; group B given albumin. Both groups followed next 3 days by measuring change weight, abdominal girth and urine output. Data analyzed using SPSS v-21. Results: There no considerable difference between regarding significant response both reducing (p=0.6022). Conclusion: Low dose as full among patients.