Work up of the Asymptomatic Patient with Liver Enzyme Abnormalities
[Pages:31]Work up of the Asymptomatic Patient with Liver Enzyme Abnormalities
G.Y. Minuk
Professor of Medicine and Pharmacology University of Manitoba
Head, Section of Hepatology Health Sciences Centre
2014 NDAFP Big Sky, MT
Conflicts of Interest
? None
Objectives
1. Appreciate why it is important to screen for liver disease.
2. What screening tests? 3. How to determine whether the patient has
liver disease? 4. Characterize the nature of the liver disease 5. Develop a reasonable differential diagnosis
Why is it important to screen for liver disease?
Benjamin Rubinenko 1990
Aminotransferase Elevations in the General Population
1-2x ULN 9.6%
>2x ULN 4.4%
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