Research programme on liver function

The Liver Function Testing Programme is an initial set of diagnostic tests to assess liver function. It helps to detect acute liver damage caused by toxins, drugs, viruses, as well as chronic lesions, viral or alcoholic hepatitis, cirrhosis and even cancer markers in the blood..

The liver is vital for its role in synthesising proteins, storing various minerals and vitamins, and metabolising and removing harmful compounds accumulated in the blood.

Preventive check-ups allow you to spot in time the ailments that can develop if your liver is malfunctioning. These disorders can go undiagnosed for a long time, as specific symptoms are usually not present.

GGT

AST (ASAT)

ALT (ALAT)

Alkaline phosphatase

Direct bilirubin

Indirect bilirubin

Total bilirubin

Total protein

Estradiol (women only)

Glucose

Testosterone

Hepatitis B virus antibody detection (aHBcor)

Detection of hepatitis B virus antibodies (aHBs)

Complete blood count

Hepatitis C virus antibody detection (anti-HCV )

131 €