enzimszint
Enzimszint (Hungarian for “enzyme level”) denotes the amount or catalytic activity of particular enzymes present in a biological sample. In medical practice, enzimszint is most often measured in blood plasma or serum, but can also be assessed in urine or tissue extracts. Enzyme activity is typically expressed in units per liter (U/L) or international units per liter (IU/L), reflecting the rate at which the enzyme catalyzes a defined reaction under standardized conditions. Reference ranges vary by age, sex, and laboratory method.
Elevated enzimszint may indicate tissue injury or disease in the organ where the enzyme is concentrated; patterns
Applications and limitations: Enzimszint testing supports diagnosis, monitoring treatment response, and screening in certain contexts, but