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“What is haemochromatosis?” In her presentation, Dr. Stanek describes in detail the genetic predisposition and the interaction of genes in iron overload disease. She shows us what a disturbed iron regulation in the liver can cause. From diagnosis, to symptoms, to risk factors, Dr. Stanek leads us to the various helpful forms of therapy. Genetic…
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“A patient should not feel alone!” Prof. Berzigotti explains what liver cirrhosis is, which can be the consequence of chronic liver inflammation. This process can often be slowed down, improved or even stopped by early detection or a healthier lifestyle of the patient. She also draws our attention to the importance of good cooperation and…
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“How can liver cirrhosis develop?” Prof. Berzigotti describes liver cirrhosis, which can develop through various chronic liver damages caused by factors such as alcohol, HCV, HBV, NASH/MAFLD, autoimmunity and iron. She vividly presents the slow path that can lead to cirrhosis and the treatment options that exist. She also explains the great opportunity of how…
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With her sympathetic nature, Dr. Rodrigues informs about the “taboo subject” – alcohol and the liver -. In an uncomplicated way, she shows us coherences, risks and treatment options. It is important to her that there is a healthy basis of trust between the doctor and patient, because this is how the greatest treatment successes…
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Alcohol and the liver – a stigma in our society – and yet we are all confronted with it in our everyday lives. Dr. Rodrigues takes us step by step in her patient-friendly, scientifically sound educational process. She also shows us that we can help decisively through personal responsibility. Together we are strong! More about…
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“What is primary sclerosing cholangitis?” Prof. Vavricka addresses in this interview PSC, one of the rare so-called autoimmune liver diseases. Bile duct cancer can occur as an additional complication of PSC. He explains that in 60% to 80% of cases, PSC is accompanied by inflammatory bowel disease (examples: Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis). More information about…
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“What does primary sclerosing cholangitis mean?” PSC is probably caused by the patient’s own immune system, explains Prof. Vavricka. In this rare liver disease, the bile ducts first become inflamed before a bile stasis occurs. The bile stasis can lead to cirrhosis as the liver becomes scarred. More information about the liver disease Primary sclerosing…
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“What means PSC to you?” is one of the questions in this interview with patient Elias about primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC). PSC is probably caused by the patient’s own immune system. In this video, you will learn how Elias copes with his liver disease and how it shapes his life. More information about the liver…
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“What is primary biliary cholangitis (PBC)?” For those affected and interested patients, these and other significant questions will be expertly answered by Prof. Müllhaupt. In a first insight, you will get a comprehensive overview of this rare chronic liver disease. This important source of information can help you to better discuss your specific questions with…
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“How can the clinical picture of primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) be brought closer to those affected and their relatives?” Prof. Müllhaupt presents the following related topics: Definition, bile duct system, frequency, cause, diagnosis, therapy options, pregnancy, transplantation, the different stages that a patient with PBC can go through and how the clinical picture shows itself.…
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