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Hepatology (liver specialist)
Surgery is often the best solution for people with liver cancer. Mr Deepak Hariharan, a reputable consultant surgeon and liver specialist, describes the ins and outs of this procedure.
Liver transplantation: When is it necessary?
How does your doctor determine whether you are a suitable candidate and what is the long-term outlook for those living with a liver transplant? Fortunately, highly-reputable hepatologist Professor Kevin Moore has answered these questions.
Acute cholecystitis: what happens when your gallbladder becomes blocked
In some cases, gallstones can block the gallbladder, causing acute cholecystitis. Professor Brian Davidson explains the debate over when to treat acute cholecystitis surgically.
By Professor Shahid Khan
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Hepatology (liver specialist)
An overview of alcoholic hepatitis, explained by an expert
Alcoholic hepatitis is a serious liver condition that affects heavy drinkers. It can be potentially life-threatening if left untreated. In this article, Professor Shahid A Khan, a leading consultant physician, offers a short overview of the condition and what treatment to expect if you have been diagnosed.
By Dr Jeremy Cobbold
17.12.20
Hepatology (liver specialist)
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: give your liver a gift this Christmas
It's been a tough year for everyone, and while the urge to overindulge in mince pies and Christmas pudding this year might be much harder to resist, Dr Jeremy Cobbold - a consultant hepatologist and gastroenterologist - reminds us of how we can continue to enjoy our festive treats without going down the road to an unhealthy liver.
The best ways to treat fatty liver disease
There are different types of liver disease that we should all be aware of and should do our best to avoid. We spoke with the renowned consultant hepatologist, Professor Michael A G Heneghan, about this condition. He spoke with us about daily habits and how they can impact it.
By Professor Shahid Khan
02.12.20
Hepatology (liver specialist)
Liver cancer causes, symptoms, outlook and treatment
Primary liver cancer is estimated to be one of the most common causes of death from cancer globally. It is particularly dangerous due to its lack of early warning signs. Professor Shahid Khan is a leading London gastroenterologist and hepatologist, with a special clinical interest in the treatment of liver cancer - learn from him about the causes, symptoms, outlook and treatment of the condition.
By Dr Vikram Sharma
25.11.20
Hepatology (liver specialist)
Liver function tests: what are they looking for?
If your doctor has referred you to see a specialist for liver function tests, it means that they want to check whether you are at risk of liver disease. We spoke to one of our leading hepatologists Dr Vikram Sharma about what blood the tests are looking for exactly and what the results might mean.
By Dr Jeremy Cobbold
15.09.20
Hepatology (liver specialist)
Alcohol-related liver disease (ARLD): How many units are in your drink?
Do you know how many alcohol units are in your glass? Alcohol is a normal and pleasurable part of social occasions, but still, we should all try to consume it in moderation. Dr Jeremy Cobbold, a hepatologist and gastroenterologist, tells you how much alcohol is bad for you, clarifies how many alcohol units are in your drinks, addresses binge drinking and provides you with tips to lower your intake.
By Dr Phillip Harrison
26.06.20
Hepatology (liver specialist)
What does holiday binge drinking do to the liver?
If you're ready for your summer holidays, you may not realise how easy it is to overconsume on alcohol when you're relaxing, starting at the airport, around the pool and with your evening meal. We spoke to one of our liver specialists Dr Phillip Harrison about just how dangerous holiday drinking can be.
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