Liver Program

How The Liver Works

Liver Diseases

Symptoms Of Liver Disease

Laboratory Tests

X-Rays

Medicines

Nutrition

Keeping Healthy

Liver Transplanting

Psychosocial Impact Of Chronic Illness

Support Group

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The Pediatric Liver Program provides expert diagnosis and management of children with a variety of liver diseases. Rapid and efficient evaluation of infants with jaundice can be accomplished within this program. Studies are underway for treatment of chronic viral hepatitis B and chronic hepatitis C. We have a special interest in metabolic liver disease and work closely with the Division of Metabolism. The Division offers families a pediatric liver support group, which meets quarterly, as well as a liver library for the use of patients and families. A variety of seminars for nurses, physicians in training and staff physicians are offered and educational materials are being developed.

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For more information, call us at (317) 274-3774 or fax us at (317) 274-8521.

[Keywords: liver disease, jaundice, chronic viral Hepatitis B, chronic Hepatitis C, metabolic liver disease]

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