Abstract
1. 1. A fluorometric assay for serum xanthine oxidase activity that could be used as a back-up to current tests in the differential diagnosis of acute liver damage is described. 2. 2. High levels of serum xanthine oxidase activity were found in acute liver damage. Values were low in other liver or non-liver diseases.
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