Liver Function Panel

Comprehensive liver health assessment including enzymes, bilirubin, and hepatitis markers.

A liver function panel measures enzymes and proteins produced by or processed through the liver — the body's largest internal organ and a critical hub for detoxification, protein synthesis, and bile production. The panel typically includes ALT and AST (enzymes released when liver cells are damaged), ALP and GGT (markers of bile duct function), bilirubin (a waste product processed by the liver), and albumin (a protein the liver produces). Elevated levels can indicate liver inflammation, fatty liver disease, hepatitis, alcohol-related damage, or bile duct obstruction. With non-alcoholic fatty liver disease affecting roughly 25% of adults globally, regular liver screening has become increasingly important.