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August 17, 2025

The Evaluation of Aminotransferases Enzyme Levels in Hepatitis C Patients

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MMMuhammad Nadeem MajeedMUMuhammad UbaidRZRukhsana Zulfiqar

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Observational analysis assessed ALT and AST levels in chronic HCV patients, indicating gender-based variations in liver injury severity.

Key Points

  • AST levels were higher in females than males, suggesting gender differences in liver injury response.
  • The mean ALT level was 61.8 U/L with a range of 21–119 U/L, highlighting variations in liver enzyme activity.
  • Statistical testing revealed no significant differences between genders for ALT, but AST showed inconclusive results.
  • Regular monitoring of aminotransferases is vital for evaluating liver function in chronic HCV patients.

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Majeed et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c2368eb210217d64774a6dhttps://doi.org/10.71000/wx57q261
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