Most important aspects of post-liver transplant care involves regular monitoring of liver functions and management of immunosuppression drugs. After the initial 2-3 years, most transplant patients actually need a very small dose of medications to prevent rejection. In the long term, patients with liver transplant are prone to develop diabetes, hypertension, cardiac disease and most […]
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Watch as Dr Kaiser Raja, talks about all things Liver and the first successful Liver Transplant in Dubai right here at King’s College Hospital Dubai. If you have any questions please fell free to contact with us.
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kaiser Raja (@kaiser.raja.md) We are proud to announce that we have completed 6 successful liver transplantations. A huge thank you to our excellent liver transplant centre team and to the donors and their families who’s selfless decisions have changed lives!
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Liver Transplant Support Group Join our upcoming Liver Transplant Support Group meeting a supportive space for recipients, caregivers, and family to connect and share experiences. Let’s Join UsJuly 25th, 2024 05.00 PM – 07.00 PMKings College Hospital LondonDubai, Dubai Hills. Location:https://maps.app.goo.gl/cB44iA8ns4J1oroe6
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The Bravery Blueprint: Dr. Kaiser Raja | FFTB 02 – Dr. Kaiser Raja x Raul Handa | The FFTB Show Dr. Kaiser RajaConsultant in Liver Diseases, Transplant Hepatology, Gastroenterology and Advanced EndoscopyKings College Hospital London Call: +971 4 247 7777 / Whatsapp +971557181328 Email: kaiser.raja@kch.ae www.drkaiser.ae Location:https://maps.app.goo.gl/cB44iA8ns4J1oroe6
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May is Hepatitis Awareness Month in the U.S. Globally, 354 million people live with viral hepatitis in the world today Every year, more than a million lives are lost to hepatitis. We’re not waiting for change – we’re fighting to make it happen. more than 1.2 Million lives are lost each year to hepatitis B and […]
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Extreme liver fibrosis is known as liver cirrhosis. In this condition, the liver which is otherwise a soft organ becomes quite hard and starts functioning poorly. Patients can go on to develop liver failure in which there is development of jaundice (yellow eyes), generalized weakness, loss of muscle mass, accumulation of fluid in the belly […]
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This is the most important differentiation to be made when a patient seeks medical consultation for fatty liver. Simple fatty liver usually does not progress to advanced liver disease while NASH may progress over several years to more advanced forms of liver disease such as liver fibrosis and cirrhosis. Advanced NASH is also a risk […]
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Fatty liver usually develops in individuals who are overweight, and in those with diabetics. Even people with mild obesity and especially abdominal obesity are prone to develop fatty liver. Fatty liver is especially common in those with a condition called metabolic syndrome. Patient with metabolic syndrome usually have a combination of one of more of […]
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Simple fatty liver without liver inflammation (also known as nonalcoholic fatty liver or NAFL). This is generally a benign condition that usually does not progress to advanced forms of liver disease. Fatty liver with liver inflammation (also known as non-alcoholic steato-hepatitis or NASH). In this condition, the excess fat in the liver causes inflammation of […]
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