Professor Roger Williams CBE
10.09.19
Epatologia
Causes and diagnosis of the most common types of jaundice
When a person has jaundice, they may find that their skin and whites of the eyes turn yellow. This can occur due to different types of jaundice, each with their own causes. Here, Professor Roger Williams CBE, Director of the Institute of Hepatology, shares his expertise on the causes and diagnosis of the most common types of jaundice.
Dr Deepak Joshi
09.08.19
Epatologia
What causes jaundice in babies and adults?
Jaundice is one of the most common conditions that can affect newborns with an estimated 6 out of 10 babies developing it. Even though it is much rarer, adults can develop it too. Dr Deepak Joshi, a leading hepatologist in London, explains to us the different causes in babies and adults and how it can be treated.
Professor Roger Williams CBE
07.08.19
Epatologia
How is someone assessed for liver transplant surgery?
The number of donor organs has increased in the UK in the past year, meaning it is likely that more liver transplants will be carried out. But if you're in the position of needing a transplant, have you wondered how you are to be assessed for the procedure? Here, Professor Roger Williams CBE explains how the process works.
Professor Roger Williams CBE
11.06.19
Epatologia
Alcohol and your liver explained
It is no secret that alcohol and liver disease go hand in hand. Drinking too much is associated with liver cirrhosis (scarring), liver failure and even liver cancer. What you might not know is how alcohol damages the liver, how much is “too much”, and if the damage can be reversed. Leading hepatologist Professor Roger Williams answers all these questions and more.
Professor Daniel Forton
21.05.19
Epatologia
What is non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)?
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) includes a range of liver conditions caused by a build-up of fat in the liver. Whilst a healthy liver should contain either no fat or a small amount of fat, estimates show that in the UK 1 in 3 people have early signs of having NAFLD. Dr Daniel Forton, a leading hepatologist, explains why awareness of NAFLD is more important than ever before.
Dr Deepak Joshi
07.05.19
Epatologia
We all experience abdominal discomfort from time to time. We might feel bloated; we might put on a little weight. However, sometimes, when these symptoms all come together, perhaps with shortness of breath, it can be an indication that our bodies are experiencing a build-up of fluid. Leading hepatologist Dr Deepak Joshi is here to explain ascites and how it can affect you.
Professor Roger Williams CBE
30.04.19
Epatologia
Liver transplants: 50 years of progress
Since the first procedure was carried out just over 50 years ago, the UK has emerged as a world leader in liver transplants. In this article, early pioneer of liver transplants in the UK and towering figure in hepatology Professor Roger Williams CBE reflects on the progress over the last 50 years, and what’s in store for the future.
Dr Jeremy Cobbold
25.01.19
Epatologia
Beyond Dry January: How to look after your liver
With alcoholic liver disease reported to be on the rise, many of us want to know: how do you actually look after your liver? How much can you safely drink? Are some types of alcohol better than others? And does Dry January actually work? We put these questions to consultant liver specialist Dr Jeremy Cobbold, who gave us some surprising answers:
Dr Andrew Peter Holt
21.11.18
Epatologia
Why is liver disease on the rise?
Alarmingly, liver disease is on the up across the UK and is the fourth commonest cause of life years lost. Fortunately, an early diagnosis of the silent disease means that most cases are treatable and, in some instances, curable. Expert liver specialist Dr Andrew Peter Holt explains more...
Dr Deepak Joshi
09.10.18
Epatologia
Will my liver transplant be successful?
Every year, there are around 800 liver transplants in the UK. If you’re a patient on a waiting list, it’s natural to worry how long you’ll have to wait, and whether the operation will be successful. We spoke to leading consultant hepatologist Dr Deepak Joshi about the procedure and what patients can expect from it.
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