The London Liver Group

A painless, non-invasive scan used to assess liver scarring and stiffness.

Blood tests that assess liver health and help identify abnormal results.

Used to investigate symptoms affecting the upper or lower digestive tract.

Allows examination of the oesophagus, stomach and upper digestive system.

Examines the large bowel to help diagnose digestive symptoms and conditions.

Focuses on examining the lower part of the bowel for signs of disease.

A condition where excess fat builds up in the liver, often linked to metabolic health.

Yellowing of the skin and eyes caused by a build-up of bilirubin in the blood.

Cancer that begins in the liver, often developing in the context of chronic liver disease.

Abnormal areas seen on imaging, which may be benign or require further investigation.

Viral infections that cause liver inflammation and may lead to long-term liver damage.

Liver inflammation caused by hepatitis viruses, ranging from acute to chronic disease.

Enlarged veins that develop due to increased pressure in the liver’s blood vessels.

A common symptom that may be linked to liver, digestive, or metabolic conditions.

Unintentional weight loss that may indicate an underlying liver or systemic condition.

Upper abdominal discomfort often related to digestive or liver-related disorders.

Diarrhoea or constipation that may be associated with liver or gastrointestinal conditions.

Advanced scarring of the liver that affects its structure and function over time.

Pain or discomfort in the abdomen that may be linked to liver or biliary disease.

Conditions affecting the bile ducts, disrupting normal bile flow from the liver.

Conditions where the immune system attacks the liver or bile ducts.

Liver damage caused by prolonged or excessive alcohol consumption.