Fatty liver, fibrosis, cirrhosis, liver tumours and advanced liver disease do not follow the same treatment path. Consult Dr. P. Senthilnathan to understand your reports and determine the appropriate next step.
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25+ Years
Surgical Experience
HPB Expertise
Liver, Pancreas & Biliary Care
Advanced Procedures
Liver Resection & Transplant Care
Minimally Invasive
Laparoscopic Surgical Expertise
May be associated with fatty liver disease and metabolic health concerns.
Can occur with hepatitis and may gradually lead to liver damage.
Fibrosis can advance to cirrhosis and affect normal liver function.
Liver nodules or tumours require detailed evaluation to determine their nature and stage.
Comprehensive evaluation and specialist guidance tailored to your specific liver report or clinical symptoms.
Abnormal liver-function test results (elevated LFTs, SGOT, SGPT, bilirubin) requiring expert interpretation.
Fatty liver or liver enlargement identified during a routine executive health check-up scan.
Fibrosis, parenchymal changes or cirrhosis seen on ultrasound, FibroScan, CT or MRI scan.
Persistent jaundice, unexplained fatigue, or abdominal swelling requiring medical review.
A newly detected liver nodule, cyst, or tumour requiring specialist assessment and staging.
Second opinion before liver surgery to confirm diagnosis, surgical feasibility and treatment options.
Evaluation for advanced liver disease, cirrhosis management, portal hypertension, and liver transplant candidacy.
Previous blood tests, ultrasound, CT, MRI or FibroScan reports are reviewed along with symptoms and medical history.
Further investigations or a liver biopsy may be advised when additional clarity is required.
The next step may involve monitoring, medical management, an interventional procedure, surgery or transplant evaluation.
Early or manageable conditions may require lifestyle changes, medical care and regular liver-function monitoring.
Endoscopic procedures, biliary stenting or TIPS may be considered for selected complications.
Ablation, TACE or liver resection may be considered according to the tumour’s size, location and stage.
Liver-transplant evaluation may be recommended when the liver is no longer functioning adequately.
The appropriate pathway is determined only after clinical assessment and relevant investigations.
MS, DNB, MRCS, DNB (GI Surgery), FACS, FMAS
Director & Head – HPB, Minimal Access Surgery and Transplant
With more than 25 years of surgical experience, Dr. P. Senthilnathan specialises in liver and HPB surgery, complex abdominal procedures and minimally invasive surgery.
His approach focuses on helping patients understand:
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Treatment suitability, recovery and outcomes vary according to the diagnosis, disease stage and individual health condition.
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