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Revision of serum ALT upper limits of normal facilitates assessment of mild liver injury in obese children with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.

Yutian LuQiongdan WangLisha YuXueRui YinHuijie YangXi XuYing XiaYue LuoYing PengQigui YuZhanguo ChenJian YuMeimei LaiNan WuXiao-Ben PanXiao-Qun Zheng
Published in: Journal of clinical laboratory analysis (2020)
Serum ALT levels significantly correlated with abnormal BMI values in children, suggesting a rigorous BMI threshold is needed to establish the cutoffs for serum ULN-ALT in children. Besides, the revised serum ULN-ALT can uncover mild liver injury in obese children with NAFLD.
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