Cirrhosis Overview | Clinical Presentation 

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07:59 my understanding was that when hepatocytes suffer necrosis, more ALT would be released into the bloodstream in contrast to AST because of it's dominant presence over AST. I also understand that patients with cirrhosis do to alcoholism will spill more AST compared to ALT to blood because of mitochondrial damage which releases its AST to the cytoplasm, therefore AST is > ALT in blood. My question is, does this apply to cirrhosis in general regardless of how the liver got to this point?

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Amazing video! But I think ALT is more informative than the levels of AST (except when it's an alcohol issue). Because ALT is basically just produced in the liver. I can be wrong tho. If I am, pls let me know ^^ And thanks again for the great video!

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Hello doc , very informative videos , I have question regarding liver Cirrhosis, I m 30 years old man , from last 7 years my alt enzymes are elevated from 50 -71 , last month my pcp told me do ultra sound and got results that I have liver cirrhosis, my all other test results are fine , hepatitis negative , no alcohol ever , I need ur advice how to treat this death sentence , I am so much panic ,

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