Dr. Paari Vijayaragavan., MBBS, MS, DNB, M.CH Surgical Gastroenterology, Fellowship at Rochester, New York, USA is the surgical gastroenterologist in KMCH. With more than 25 years of experience in this field, he has done various critical operations. He specializes in liver transplantation, Kidney transplantation, Treatment for pancreatic disease, Liver cancer treatment, gall bladder cancer treatment, Kidney cancer treatments, etc.
Sir my father is suffering from liver cirrhosis with nafld so sir pls recommend what are the foods we can give him sir and how can we pretend him from eosophageal varices
Please save your dignity and don't make us see you as the unlawful human supporting the criminal activities by such hospital. Doctors like you should be example of speaking anything against human right and not joining hands and silently support the criminal activities in such hospital. You are speaking about liver of suffering people what about the murder and killing of person who already had better working body parts.
Sir, kanayathula stone irukkunu solli,manneeral and stone rendum remove pannittaga,Nan normal ah ini irukka mutiyuma sir, food ellame normal ah saptalama, ennoda lifela Nan sex vachikka mutiyuma sir,athu naala ethum problem varuma sir,pls solluga sir
Sir my father liver cancer the mri report on Liver appears normal in size (~ 15.1 cm), nodular outline with left lobe and caudate lobe hypertrophy. • Ill-defined T2W hyperintense lesion is seen involving the left lobe, segment IVA & IVB of liver. No diffusion restriction. On arterial phase, there is heterogenous enhancement showing areas of washout in venous and delayed phases. • Enhancing tumoral thrombus in branches of left portal vein and main portal vein (maximum caliber ~ 18 mm). • Spleen appear moderately enlarged in size (~ 18 cm) with no focal parenchymal lesions identified. • Moderate ascites. • Gall bladder is distended and appears normal. • CBD is normal. No obvious calculus seen. • Pancreas appears normal. No significant ductal dilatation seen. Peripancreatic fat planes appear preserved. No obvious focal lesion. • Upper abdominal Aorta, IVC and portal vein appear normal. • No evidence of ascites seen.
6 out of 10 peoples affected with fatty liver..unfortunately there is no medication for this condition..bcs it leads to hepatitis B ( communicable disease)
