Elevated liver enzymes are frequently encountered in clinical practice, often as incidental findings. While they can indicate liver dysfunction, many cases are linked to temporary or non-serious causes. This video highlights the need for careful clinical correlation integrating patient history, lifestyle factors, medication review, and symptoms—to accurately interpret these abnormalities. A structured, evidence-based evaluation enables clinicians to identify significant liver disease early while minimizing unnecessary testing and patient anxiety. How does your team approach the evaluation of elevated liver enzymes to balance early detection with avoidance of over-investigation?
Watch the Video! ##Sources## American College of Gastroenterology (ACG). Guidelines on Abnormal Liver Chemistries. National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). Liver Disease: Assessment and…
