Conditions commonly managed in Hepatology
Fatty Liver Disease
Excess fat accumulation in the liver, including metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease.
View condition →Hepatitis B
Viral infection that can cause chronic liver inflammation and cirrhosis.
View condition →Hepatitis C
Viral infection that can lead to chronic liver disease but is often curable with antiviral therapy.
View condition →Cirrhosis
Advanced scarring of the liver from chronic liver injury.
View condition →Portal Hypertension
Increased pressure in the portal venous system, often due to cirrhosis.
View condition →Autoimmune Hepatitis
Immune-mediated inflammation of the liver.
View condition →Liver Failure
Severe loss of liver function that may be acute or chronic.
View condition →Bile Duct Disease
Disorders affecting bile ducts, including strictures and inflammatory diseases.
View condition →Common diagnostic evaluation
Common treatment pathways
Medical disclaimer: This page describes common pathways only. A qualified clinician must determine which tests or treatments are appropriate for a specific patient.