Advancements in Diagnostic Methods for Liver Diseases: Imaging, Biomarkers, and Molecular Approaches

Abstract

Liver diseases, particularly those linked with the cirrhosis and chronic liver conditions, pose significant health risks globally. Early diagnosis plays a critical role in the effective treatment and management of these diseases. Among the various diagnostic methods, the use of advanced imaging techniques and biochemical markers has become essential for accurate identification and prognosis. This article explores the significance of these diagnostic tools, specifically focusing on their application in detecting liver diseases such as cirrhosis, hepatitis, and liver cancer. The study highlights how early and precise diagnosis can contribute to improved patient outcomes and provides a deeper understanding of liver pathology. Moreover, the article discusses the latest developments in diagnostic approaches, emphasizing their importance in clinical settings.