Pediatric hepatology is a specialization that focuses on diagnosing, treating, and managing liver problems in young patients. This field requires a delicate approach and specific understanding to ensure effective care.
Common Liver Diseases in Children
- Biliary Atresia
- Hepatitis
- Fatty Liver Disease
- Metabolic Liver Disease
- Liver Tumors
Advanced Pediatric Hepatic Care at Medicover Hospitals
At Medicover Hospitals, innovation meets excellence in pediatric hepatic treatment. As the best hospital for pediatric hepatology, our top hepatologists prioritize early detection and treatment, safeguarding children's health and fostering optimal growth. Trust us for unparalleled care and expertise in pediatric hepatic conditions.
Importance of Liver Function Tests (LFTs)
Liver function tests (LFTs) are crucial in pediatric hepatology for evaluating the liver's health and identifying potential issues.
These tests measure proteins, bilirubin, and enzymes produced by the liver. Regular screening at Medicover Hospitals helps in early diagnosis and timely intervention.
Advanced Treatment Options
Surgical liver transplantation is a viable treatment for children with acute liver failure or end-stage liver disease.
Medicover Hospitals offers a comprehensive program with advanced surgical procedures and post-operative care. Their commendable success rates provide hope and a new life for affected families.
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What causes pediatric liver disease?
Liver disease in children can be caused by genetic mutations, congenital abnormalities, infections, metabolic disorders, autoimmune illnesses, and lifestyle factors like poor diet and obesity, with the exact cause often unknown.
What is the best medicine for liver disease?
Treatment for liver disease depends on the specific ailment and severity. There is no universally effective drug, but potential treatments include antiviral drugs, immunosuppressants, nutritional support, and liver transplantation. Medicover Hospitals creates individualized treatment regimens for each patient to ensure optimal outcomes.
What is the most common liver disease in pediatrics?
Biliary atresia is a common liver condition affecting children and adolescents, characterized by the absence of bile ducts or obstruction. This leads to bile accumulation in the liver, potentially causing cirrhosis and liver damage. Effective management involves timely diagnosis and surgical intervention.
