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Jun 10, 2009
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Liver enzymes
Are the following liver enzyme numbers considered slightly elevated or very elevated?
Phosphate 160
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pjhep80
Jun 11, 2009
yes
get checked for hepatitis C
pjhep80
Jun 11, 2009
sorry, those would be considered more than slightly and less than very elevated...
normal
ast
Ast
Abdominal wall surgery
Abdominoplasty - series
Allergy testing
Asthma
Asthma and allergy - resources
Asthmatic bronchiole and normal bronchiole
Bacterial gastroenteritis
Barium enema
Before and after small intestine anastomosis
Blepharoplasty - series
/alt is below 30 i think not sure about the phosphate
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