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University of Manchester, Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust, Oslo University Hospital
With a significant percentage of liver blood tests returning abnormal results, this practice pointer outlines key considerations for clinicians in primary care. It highlights the low sensitivity and specificity of core liver blood tests and advises on the appropriate follow-up actions. The document stresses the need for a comprehensive diagnostic approach rather than isolated test interpretation.
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