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What Are Normal Liver Enzyme Levels for Children?

Normal liver enzyme levels can vary, but general reference ranges for children are:
ALT: 0-35 U/L
AST: 0-40 U/L
ALP: 50-350 U/L (higher in younger children)
GGT: 5-45 U/L
It is essential to interpret these values in the context of the child's overall health and other diagnostic findings.

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