Pediatric Liver Disease Care at Children’s Wisconsin
We know how stressful a liver disease diagnosis can be for kids and their families. Our team has a long and proven track record of providing the best, most compassionate care for both common and rare liver disorders.
The Liver Disease and Transplant Program at Children’s Wisconsin prioritizes quick and accurate diagnoses, while supporting your whole family every step of the way. Our team approach ensures you have the education, support and ongoing disease management needed to confidently navigate challenges you may face.
Request an appointment or contact our Liver Disease and Transplant Program at (877) 607-5280.
Reasons To Choose Children’s Wisconsin
Diagnosing and Treating Pediatric Liver Disease
To diagnose liver disease, your doctor may confirm with blood tests, biopsy, ultrasound or Fibroscan. Customized treatment plans are developed for each child’s particular liver disorder. Treatment may include dietary management, nutritional supplementation, medication and surgical care.
Our team is experienced in treating a wide range of liver disorders, including:
- Cirrhosis
- Jaundice/cholestatic liver disease
- Fatty liver disease
- Hemochromatosis
- And many more conditions
Pediatric Liver Transplants at Children’s Wisconsin
A liver transplant may be the only solution for children with severe pediatric chronic liver disease or acute liver failure. The Liver Disease and Transplant Program at Children’s Wisconsin is one of the top programs in the United States. Our outcomes include excellent survival rates and a higher rate of receiving a transplant than the national average. Our uniquely qualified staff work with your family and referring physician to ensure optimal treatment before and after liver transplant.
Request an appointment or contact our Liver Disease and Transplant Program at (877) 607-5280.
A Multidisciplinary Team Specializing in Treating Liver Disorders
Your entire care team at Children’s Wisconsin has a vast experience treating liver disorders. Our multidisciplinary approach includes:
- Nurses who specialize in liver disease
- Dietitians who frequently work with children who have liver disorders
- Social workers who can help navigate insurance and school issues
- Pharmacists with knowledge of how liver disease affects the metabolism of medications and who can manage any potential drug interactions
- Radiologists who have special training