Assessment of Liver and Renal Function Tests among Patients with Acute Lymphoid and Myeloid Leukemias in Khartoum state-Sudan

Leukemia one of the malignancies starts in blood but extend to other body organs as blood is the major of body supply of oxygen and nutrients. Leukemia can be divided according to many considerations but the important on is the set of the disease to acute and chronic and then type of cell involved in its occurrence to myeloid and lymphoid type. This study concerned about acute leukemia in Khartoum state and the status of renal and liver function tests. The study involved 100 patients 42% females and 58% males. After approval and formal consent obtained by Alneelain University, Khartoum Nuclear and Radiology hospital and patients of acute leukemias, blood samples were used to measure urea and creatinine as renal parameters and liver function tests included bilirubin, protein and enzymes. All parameters among acute leukemia patients presented increased than normal range. Patients were in different age levels and still abnormality of measured parameters presented