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Other than blood work to check "liver enzymes, " is there any other way to check the health of my liver? to get a "report card" for my liver? thank you
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Imaging: Labs are important, but imaging such as ultrasound can also be helpful to evaluate the liver.
Answered 12/25/2012
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