Liver Function Panel (9 parameters)

A 9-parameter liver function blood panel available at 390 Kč through cz.unilabs.online, covering the standard hepatic enzyme and metabolite profile in a single venous blood draw at any of 136 Czech collection points. The liver processes every substance absorbed from the gut and is the primary site of detoxification, protein synthesis, bile production, and glycogen storage. The panel screens for cell damage (ALT, AST, GGT), cholestatic disease (ALP, bilirubin), and synthetic function (albumin). Results within 4 business days. Rated 4.93/5.

The liver function panel at Unilabs Online measures the standard hepatic biochemistry profile used across Europe to screen for liver cell injury, cholestatic disease, and impaired synthetic function. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) affects an estimated 25% of European adults; long-term medication use (statins, NSAIDs, antibiotics, hormonal contraceptives) and metabolic syndrome all generate detectable biochemical signatures in liver enzymes before symptoms or imaging changes appear. The 9 parameters address three distinct liver functions: Cell damage markers: ALT and AST are enzymes released from damaged hepatocytes. ALT is liver-specific; the AST/ALT ratio above 2:1 is associated with alcoholic liver disease. GGT is elevated in both liver disease and alcohol use. Cholestatic markers: ALP and bilirubin (total and/or direct) rise when bile flow is obstructed — whether by gallstones, bile duct disease, or intrahepatic cholestasis. Synthetic function: Albumin, produced exclusively by the liver, is a marker of synthetic reserve. Falling albumin in the context of elevated enzymes indicates reduced hepatic capacity — a sign of more advanced liver disease. For patients taking long-term medications with known hepatotoxicity, an annual liver panel is a practical monitoring tool. Order online, attend a Prague collection point for a 10-minute fasting blood draw, and receive results within 4 business days.