SGOT (AST) Report Format
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What is an SGOT (AST) Test?
The SGOT (Serum Glutamic Oxaloacetic Transaminase) test measures the level of AST, an enzyme found in the liver, heart, and muscles. Elevated AST levels may indicate liver damage or other health conditions.
What is SGOT (AST) Report Format?
The report shows the AST level in the blood, typically measured in units per liter (U/L), with a reference range for comparison to determine if the level is normal or abnormal.
Tests Included in SGOT (AST) Report
Test | Description |
AST | Measures the level of SGOT (AST) enzyme in the blood. |
Key Parts of SGOT (AST) Report
Key Part | Description |
AST Level | The concentration of AST enzyme in the blood. |
Normal Range for SGOT (AST) Report
Test | Normal Range |
AST | 10-40 U/L (varies by laboratory and method) |
Parameters to Consider in SGOT (AST) Report
Parameter | Interpretation |
AST Level | High levels suggest liver damage, heart attack, or muscle injury. |
Guidelines for SGOT (AST) Report Format
Guideline | Description |
Test Results | Present the AST level with reference to the normal range. |
Interpretation | Provide context on whether the result indicates liver damage or other conditions. |
What Do the Results Mean?
Result Type | Interpretation |
High AST Levels | Indicate liver damage, muscle injury, or a recent heart attack. |
Normal AST Levels | Suggest no significant liver or muscle damage. |
SGOT (AST) Report Interpretation
Test | Interpretation |
AST | Elevated AST suggests liver or muscle damage, while normal levels indicate no major liver function issues. Further tests may be needed to determine the exact cause. |
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