Liver Panel

A focused blood panel assessing liver function and the bile system through five enzyme and pigment markers. For 55 zł it measures ALP, AST, ALT and GGT enzymes plus bilirubin, the values most often used to screen the liver. It suits people monitoring liver health, those on medication or with lifestyle factors that can affect the liver, and anyone whose earlier results or symptoms prompted a closer look at this organ.

The Liver Panel is a targeted set of biochemical tests focused on the liver and the bile (hepatobiliary) system, and at 55 zł it is Pramed's most affordable single-organ package. It measures four enzymes — ALP (alkaline phosphatase), AST (aspartate aminotransferase), ALT (alanine aminotransferase) and GGT (gamma-glutamyl transferase) — together with bilirubin, the yellow pigment processed by the liver. These are the markers a physician most commonly uses to gauge whether the liver cells and bile ducts are working normally. Changes in these values are associated with a range of liver-related situations, from the effects of certain medications, alcohol or fatty-liver tendencies to inflammation of the liver, so the panel is frequently chosen by people who want to monitor liver health proactively or follow up an earlier abnormal reading. It is also a sensible add-on for anyone taking long-term medication that is processed by the liver. The blood is drawn at Pramed's al. Wyzwolenia 7 collection point during weekday-morning hours and analysed through the clinic's ALAB laboratoria partnership. Fasting beforehand is generally advised for liver enzyme testing, and the package is purchased directly without needing a referral. As with the other panels, the clinic's internal-medicine physicians can help interpret the results in the context of your history if you choose to discuss them.