The Centre for Liver and Biliary Sciences (CLBS) at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket is among the largest Liver transplant hospital in India. This medical institution now has a cumulative experience of over 2500 liver transplant operations. Its physicians, anesthetists, surgeons, Intensivists, radiologists, and nurses have been working together as a team since 1998.
The Centre for Liver and Biliary Sciences has a high degree of specialty in Alcoholic liver disease and acute liver failure. Alcoholic liver disease [ALD] is a wide term that implies to multiple ailments associated to the liver, caused by chronic, heavy alcohol ingestion. It is among the most common types of liver damage, and is suffered by many people across the nation. Overconsumption of alcohol may cause major damage to the liver and lead to a buildup of fats in the organ. If not diagnosed and treated in time, ALD can even prove to be fatal. People need to go for an Alcoholic liver disease diagnosis at a reliable healthcare facility like the Centre for Liver and Biliary Sciences if they experience symptoms like jaundice, swelling in the lower limbs of the body ascites, shivering, and high fever, as well as extreme itchiness on the skin.
Availing prompt and high-quality treatment for acute liver failure through a renowned medical facility like the CLBS is extremely important. Acute liver failure refers to the condition where the failure of the liver functions takes place rapidly, typically within a few weeks or days. Acute liver failure generally occurs in people who do not have any preexisting liver condition, and is comparatively rarer than chronic liver failure which develops at a much slower pace. Centre for Liver and Biliary Sciences can offer high-quality Acute liver failure treatment.
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Centre for Liver and Biliary Sciences is wholly committed to delivering diverse types of liver care, starting from prevention, vaccination, and treatment of hepatitis B and C.