Classifies ascites as portal-hypertensive or not, from serum and ascitic albumin.
Written for clinicians. If you're a parent or patient, don't act on these numbers — talk to your child's doctor.
| Field | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Serum albumin | g/dL | 0.5–7 |
| Ascitic fluid albumin | g/dL | 0–7 |
Classifies ascites as portal-hypertensive or not, from serum and ascitic albumin.
Serum albumin (g/dL), Ascitic fluid albumin (g/dL).
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