The outpatient clinic of department of Hepatology is in the New OPD building, 4th floor B block. Outpatients clinic runs daily between 9 AM to 5 PM on all Mondays and Fridays.
Routine check-ups
Diagnostic tests
Specialist consultations
The department has started functioning with in-patient services aimed to deal with liver diseases. Liver disease is one of the fastest-growing healthcare burdens globally as well as in India. With the rising prevalence of lifestyle disorders, cirrhosis and its complications form one of the foremost challenges. The Hepatology department, SGPGIMS, is dedicated to ensuring holistic management as per the latest protocols and evidence for all patients with liver biliary and pancreatic diseases. Liver transplant remains the final management modality in advanced liver disease.
24×7 availability of doctors and nurses.
Medical equipment
Outfitted with beds
Hepatology icu is dedicated for providing service to critically ill liver patients including management of critically ill cirrhotics and acute on chronic liver failure , GI Bleed , hepatic cancer Hepatorenal syndrome , liver regeneration therapy and artificial liver support.
we have dedicated endoscopy suite providing following services-
UGIE: (UGIE – diagnostic, Band ligation, Glue injection, APC, EST, Endotherapy, ERCP)
Short Colonoscopy
Hepatic hemodynamic study and HVPG
UP’s first ‘Alcohol Use Disorder Clinic’ began at the hepatology department of Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences on 29/05/2023. The clinic was inaugurated by director Prof R K Dhiman. The patients are getting integrated care by hepatologist as well as counseling and de addiction services. The clinic held in Hepatology OPD on every Monday and Friday from 2pm to 5pm.
Alcoholic Anonymous Clinic Alcoholics Anonymous relies on the collective support all members attendees for each individual struggling with alcohol abuse. Alcoholics Anonymous has been crucial in saving the lives of millions of alcoholics across the world. Department of hepatology is expecting to start the AA clinic soon.
A liver transplant is a surgery that removes a liver that no longer functions properly (liver failure) and replaces it with a healthy liver from a deceased donor or a portion of a healthy liver from a living donor.The department is having a well established Liver Transplant team, actively doing Liver Transplant work up for Living Donor Liver Transplant and Deceased Donor Liver Transplant, and maintaining waiting List of Patients.
Our center is one of few public sector liver transplant center providing services at cheapest cost.
LDLT- A living-donor liver transplant is a surgery in which a portion of the liver from a healthy living person is removed and placed into someone whose liver is no longer working properly.The donor's remaining liver regrows and returns to its normal size, volume and capacity within a couple of months after the surgery. At the same time, the transplanted liver portion grows and restores normal liver function in the recipient. To be considered for a living-donor liver transplant, both the donor and recipient must undergo a thorough health and psychological evaluation at a transplant center.
DDLT - Deceased donor livers come from people who have brain dead suddenly, usually from an accident or other unexpected cause. These individuals are anywhere from one to 70 years of age, were relatively healthy before their deaths and their families have made the decision to donate their organs. Any patient advised for Liver Transplant who do not have a family member, loved one or other individual willing and able to donate a liver, then he will be put on a waitlist to receive a transplant from a deceased donor aftet completing Liver Transplant workup.
Department of Hepatology, SGPGIMS inaugurated a free treatment centre under National Viral Hepatitis control Program for Hepatitis B and C patient. Patient can avail services under NVHCP on Monday & Friday of every week in Hepatology OPD ,SGPGIMS, Lucknow.
Free testing of HBV DNA for Viral Hepatitis B Patients.
Free testing of HCV RNA for Viral Hepatitis C Patients.
Free Medicine of Hepatitis B & C Patients