LFT

Liver Function Test (LFT)

Advanced hepatic diagnostics — precise enzyme, protein, and bilirubin profiling for early detection and management of liver conditions

Welcome to the Department of Bio-Chemistry and Hepatic Diagnostics

The liver is your body's primary filtration system and metabolic powerhouse, responsible for processing nutrients, clearing toxins, and producing vital blood proteins.

Our advanced auto-analyzers provide a highly detailed Liver Function Test (LFT) panel. By measuring specific enzymes, proteins, and bilirubin levels in your blood, we give your physician a precise, real-time picture of your liver's health, allowing for early detection and effective management of hepatic conditions.

Our LFT Panel Investigations

A complete Liver Function Test is not a single test, but a specialized panel of multiple interconnected investigations. Below is the exact breakdown of the tests conducted in our LFT panel:

1

S. Bilirubin / T / D / I

Bilirubin is a yellowish pigment produced during the normal breakdown of red blood cells. The liver normally processes this and excretes it through bile. We measure three distinct levels: Total (T), Direct (D), and Indirect (I).

Why it's done: High levels of bilirubin cause jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes). Breaking this down into Total, Direct, and Indirect levels helps our specialists pinpoint exactly where the problem lies — whether it is excessive red blood cell destruction, a liver processing failure, or a blockage in the bile ducts.

2

Liver Enzymes: SGOT (ALT) & SGPT (AST)

These are critical intracellular enzymes that help the liver metabolize amino acids.

Why it's done: When liver cells are damaged, inflamed, or dying due to conditions like viral hepatitis, fatty liver disease, or toxic injury, these enzymes leak out of the liver cells and into the bloodstream. Elevated levels of SGOT (ALT) and SGPT (AST) are often the very first indicators of liver stress, even before physical symptoms appear.

3

S. ALK. Phosp (Serum Alkaline Phosphatase)

Alkaline Phosphatase is an enzyme found in high concentrations in the liver, bile ducts, and bone.

Why it's done: Significantly elevated levels of this enzyme are a primary indicator of a blocked bile duct (often due to gallstones or tumors). It is also used to evaluate certain bone disorders, making it a versatile diagnostic marker.

5

S. Amylase

While Amylase is primarily a digestive enzyme produced by the pancreas and salivary glands, it is a crucial addition to our comprehensive abdominal panel.

Why it's done: Severe abdominal pain can stem from the liver, gallbladder, or pancreas. Evaluating S. Amylase alongside liver enzymes helps doctors quickly rule out or diagnose acute pancreatitis, ensuring your diagnosis is exact.

6

Prothrombin Time / INR

The liver produces almost all the coagulation (clotting) factors in your blood. Prothrombin Time measures exactly how many seconds it takes for your blood plasma to clot.

Why it's done: An extended clotting time is a critical warning sign of severe, advanced liver dysfunction. This test is also vital for monitoring patients who are taking blood-thinning medications to ensure their dosage is safe.

4

Protein Synthesis: S. Protein Total & Alb

The liver is the only organ that manufactures certain essential proteins that keep your body functioning.

S. Protein Total

Measures the total combined amount of albumin and globulin in your blood, providing a broad overview of your nutritional status and immune health.

Alb (Albumin)

The most abundant protein made by the liver. It functions like a sponge, keeping fluid from leaking out of your blood vessels.

Why it's done: Consistently low albumin levels are a strong indicator of chronic, long-term liver damage (like cirrhosis) or severe kidney disease, as the damaged liver is no longer able to synthesize this protein effectively.

Why Choose Jeevan Jyoti Hospital?

Premium Technology

We utilize fully automated, closed-system biochemistry analyzers to eliminate human error and ensure pinpoint accuracy.

Comprehensive Profiling

Our LFT panel doesn't just look at one marker; it correlates enzymes, proteins, and clotting times to give your doctor the complete clinical picture.

Rapid Reporting

Liver conditions often require urgent care. We prioritize fast turnaround times so your treatment protocol can begin immediately.

Painless Collection

Our trained phlebotomists use ultra-fine needles for a stress-free, minimally invasive sample collection experience.

Jeevan Jyoti Hospital LFT laboratory

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Laboratory Timings

Mon – Sat10:00 AM - 3:00 PM & 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Sunday12:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Emergency: 24x7

LFT Panel Includes

  • S. Bilirubin (Total / Direct / Indirect)
  • SGOT (ALT)
  • SGPT (AST)
  • S. Alkaline Phosphatase
  • S. Protein Total
  • Albumin (Alb)
  • S. Amylase
  • Prothrombin Time / INR

Clinical Note

LFT is a panel of interconnected tests — results are interpreted together by our pathologists, not in isolation, for the most accurate clinical picture.

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