Comprehensive assessment of the liver condition in the MCSC laboratory
NewsDear patients! Now in the MCSC named after A.S. Loginov, it is possible to quickly and simply conduct a comprehensive assessment of the liver using non-invasive tests (without biopsy) and determine important indicators of its structure.
- The study is carried out by specialists of the clinical and diagnostic laboratory.
Who is recommended to be tested?Patients with obesity and diabetes mellitus, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, chronic viral hepatitis, as well as alcohol abusers.
Fibrotests are used to assess liver fibrosis.
- They are approved by WHO, the European Associations for the Study of the Liver (EASL), Diabetes (EASD) and Obesity (EASO).
Also, these tests are used to assess the effectiveness of the treatment already being carried out.How to get diagnosed?
Make an appointment for a consultation with a gastroenterologist or a MCSC hepatologist.
- Depending on the clinical situation, the specialist will evaluate the indications and choose the optimal test: Nash-FibroTest, Fibromax and FibroTest.
For the study, you just need to donate blood. Laboratory specialists will analyze certain biochemical parameters using fibrotests.
After testing, the doctor will help interpret the results and give recommendations.
Do I need preparation?Yes, it is recommended not to eat 10 hours before the planned study, to exclude physical and emotional overstrain, as well as alcohol consumption and smoking.
Why is this important?Chronic liver diseases need timely diagnosis.
- Fibrosis, steatosis and inflammatory activity are the main conditions that determine the progression of diseases.
Fibrosis is the main pathological process that develops in liver tissue under the influence of various factors (viruses, alcohol, disorders of carbohydrate and fat metabolism, etc.).
- It is usually compared to a form of scar tissue that progresses in the absence of treatment. The most serious stage of fibrosis is cirrhosis.How to sign up?
Diagnostics is carried out under a contract of paid medical services.
- Detailed information by phone: 8 (800) 234 24 22.
