High levels of transaminase can indicate hepatic damage, skeletal and cardiac muscle damage (ischemia), septicemia, and toxemia.

High levels of alkaline phosphate indicate: biliary obstruction, extensive or generalized bone disease, neoplasms, or septicemia.

high levels of creatinekinasa can indicate: acute and chronic renal failure, obstruction of the primary urinary flow and rupture of the bladder.

Is important to note that these analytes are an orientation tool for diagnosis, do not specify directly damage to tissues or organs.

Thanks Dr Eduardo for your explicit answer.

Thanks Dr Eduardo for your explicit answer.