Hepatologist

Liver elastometry is a modern method for studying the degree of liver fibrosis, allowing you to adequately assess the condition of the organ in a few minutes.

This is a modern method of examining liver tissue, which uses a scanner to view the parenchyma to determine the degree of organ density.

Fibrotest is a non-invasive technique for diagnosing fibrosis (replacement of natural liver tissue with connective tissue) designed to assess the severity of the disease. The technique uses biochemical blood test data.

Serological blood analysis is a method of examining human blood in a laboratory, which opens up the possibility of diagnosing infectious diseases and determining the depth of the infectious process.

Plasmapheresis is a medical technique that cleanses the blood of toxins and other harmful substances. It is extracorporeal (carried out outside the patient's body).

Cirrhosis of the liver is an acute disease in which the natural cells of the organ are replaced by connective tissue.

Cholecystitis is an inflammatory functional disorder of the gallbladder, manifested in acute or chronic form.

Cholangitis is an inflammation of the bile ducts caused by an infection. Most often, it appears against the background of serious problems with the gallbladder and can occur in the following forms: acute, chronic, sclerosing.

Postcholecystectomy syndrome (PCS) is a set of hepatobiliary disorders that arise or gain new strength after cholecystectomy, as well as other surgical interventions on the biliary system, caused in most cases by gallstone pathology.

Fatty hepatosis is an acute liver disease characterized by the degeneration of the organ's natural cells into fatty tissue.