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Rautou PE et al. – Determination of ALT levels at patient presentation allows 2 variants of Budd–Chiari syndrome to be distinguished. High levels of ALT reflect acute, severe, but potentially reversible, ischemic liver cell necrosis. High levels of ALT that decrease slowly predict a poor outcome for patients and might justify rapid aggressive management.


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