Liver Fibroscan

Non-Invasive Liver Health Assessment

Fibroscan technology revolutionises liver disease diagnosis and monitoring by providing accurate, non-invasive assessment of liver fibrosis and stiffness. This painless procedure offers immediate results without the need for invasive liver biopsy in many cases.

Understanding Liver Fibrosis

Liver fibrosis develops when chronic inflammation leads to scarring of liver tissue. Early detection and monitoring of fibrosis progression are crucial for preventing advanced liver disease and cirrhosis.

The Fibroscan Procedure

Fibroscan uses transient elastography to measure liver stiffness, which correlates with the degree of fibrosis. The examination is performed by placing a probe on the skin over the liver, similar to routine ultrasound scanning.

Clinical Applications

Fibroscan is valuable for:

  • Assessing fibrosis in hepatitis B and C
  • Monitoring non-alcoholic fatty liver disease progression
  • Evaluating treatment response in chronic liver disease
  • Determining need for liver biopsy
  • Long-term surveillance of liver health

 

Advantages

  • Completely non-invasive and painless
  • Immediate results available
  • No radiation exposure
  • Highly accurate for detecting significant fibrosis
  • Cost-effective compared to liver biopsy
  • Can be repeated safely for monitoring

 

Interpretation and Follow-up

Dr Chopdat’s expertise in liver disease ensures accurate interpretation of Fibroscan results within the context of your overall clinical picture. Results guide treatment decisions and monitoring strategies.

Easy & Hassle-Free Process

What to Expect on your Consult

Step 1

Medical History & Symptom Review

Dr Chopdat will discuss your symptoms in detail, review your medical history, current medications, and family history of digestive disorders.

Step 2

Physical Examination

A focused physical exam including abdominal palpation, listening to bowel sounds, and checking for areas of tenderness or swelling.

Step 3

Diagnostic Planning

Based on your symptoms and examination, the doctor will recommend appropriate tests such as blood work, imaging studies, or procedures like endoscopy or colonoscopy.

Step 4

Treatment Discussion & Follow Up

Review of test results (if available), explanation of diagnosis, discussion of treatment options, and scheduling of follow-up appointments or procedures as needed.