Bilirubin Direct, Serum

Direct Bilirubin – this is the portion of bilirubin that has already passed through the Liver, and is ready to be excreted with bile. Direct bilirubin increases if there are problems with bile flow (e.g., Gallstones, ). Assessment of bile ducts: Direct bilirubin is the conjugated form of bilirubin, ready for excretion with bile. Elevated levels indicate issues with bile flow.
Gallstonese disease diagnosis: Increased direct bilirubin levels may suggest bile duct obstruction or the presence of Gallstones, .
Liver disease indicator: Direct bilirubin helps diagnose conditions like 200114, Hepatitis, and Cirrhosis, which are related to impaired bile flow.