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Research Notes on CPK


CPK is a type of blood test done to measure the amount of creatine phosphokinases which are found in the blood. Elevated levels normall show damage or injury to muscle tissue. There are 3 different types of isoenzymes. Depending on which level is elevated, it can show where the damaged tissue in a body is located.

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