When Cirrhosis Becomes Decompensated: 7 Red Flags That Mean It’s Time to Consider a Liver Transplant
Cirrhosis Can Stay Silent for Years, Until One Day It Doesn’t Many people live with cirrhosis for a long time […]
Acute-on-Chronic Liver Failure (ACLF): Why It’s More Dangerous Than Cirrhosis
A Sudden Crash in a Liver That Was Coping Many of our patients live with cirrhosis for years. The disease
Fatty Liver in Thin People: The “Thin-Fat Phenotype” That Is Changing Transplant Eligibility
When a Thin Body Hides a Silent Liver Problem For many years, people believed that fatty liver only happens in
How the Liver Transplant Team Selects the Right Candidates for Surgery
Whenever patients or families meet me to discuss a liver transplant, one of the first questions I hear is, “Doctor,
Decoding Liver Transplant: Glossary of Terms Every Patient Should Know (MELD, INR, Cirrhosis)
When patients first come to us for consultation about a liver transplant for liver cirrhosis, I often see them overwhelmed
When Liver Transplant for Liver Cirrhosis Becomes the Only Curative Option
When I meet patients diagnosed with liver cirrhosis, I often sense two emotions in the room — fear and confusion.