The phrase "abnormal liver biochemistry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or scientific contexts to describe liver function tests that show results outside the normal range.
Example: "The patient's abnormal liver biochemistry indicated a potential issue with liver function that required further investigation."
Alternatives: "irregular liver function tests" or "atypical liver enzyme levels."
These findings have implications for anthracycline treatment in patients with abnormal liver biochemistry.
Patients with HBV were diagnosed based on HBsAg, HBeAg, and HBVDNA, as well as abnormal liver biochemistry.
No dose modification was made for abnormal liver biochemistry, but dose intensity was adjusted by delaying treatment according to myelosuppression.
She was transplanted at age 21 following worsening of symptoms and increasingly abnormal liver biochemistry despite ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA) treatment [ 2].
Thirty-six consecutive patients with breast cancer and liver metastases with abnormal liver biochemistry were treated with epirubicin 25 mg m-2 i.v. weekly.
Clinical remission was defined as achieving a steroid-free state, with resolution of biliary stricture(s) (stent-free) and previously abnormal liver biochemistry.
53 NAFLD is the most common cause of incidentally found abnormal liver biochemistries in the primary care setting.
Recently, Lilly voluntarily terminated the Phase 2 trial because a small number of subjects that were given LY2886721 developed abnormal liver biochemistries.
In fact, a confirmed diagnosis of the metabolic syndrome has been suggested to be used to best identify patients with persistently abnormal liver biochemistries who would benefit diagnostically and prognostically from a liver biopsy [ 41].
21 In patients with NAFLD, neither the degree of elevation nor the pattern of abnormal liver biochemistries are reliable in determining that the disease activity and risk of disease progression.
Liver biochemistry was abnormal.
