PRINCIPLES and FOUNDATIONS OF MASLD HEPATOLOGY: A Clinical Framework for Steatotic, Infectious, Advanced Liver Disease in Contemporary Practice

Master modern liver medicine through a clear MASLD-centered clinical framework. Principles and Foundations of MASLD Hepatology is a comprehensive professional reference for clinicians and trainees who need to connect liver anatomy, physiology, diagnostics, metabolic steatotic liver disease, viral hepatitis, autoimmune and cholestatic disorders, cirrhosis, hepatocellular carcinoma, and transplantation. Built for gastroenterology and hepatology fellows, residents, physicians, and advanced clinical learners, this textbook moves from core hepatic science into practical disease evaluation and advanced care. It is especially useful for readers who want a structured way to understand MASLD and MASH while still covering the wider hepatology landscape. - Build a strong foundation in hepatic anatomy, physiology, metabolism, and histology.- Interpret liver biochemistry, synthetic function, serology, imaging, elastography, and biopsy findings.- Connect MASLD and MASH to cardiometabolic risk, fibrosis progression, and therapeutic decision-making.- Review viral, autoimmune, cholestatic, alcohol-associated, drug-induced, genetic, and vascular liver conditions.- Navigate cirrhosis complications, portal hypertension, hepatocellular carcinoma, and transplant principles.- Strengthen case-based reasoning with clinically organized explanations and reference-style structure. If you want a detailed, clinically organized hepatology reference that reflects the MASLD era while preserving broad subspecialty coverage, this book is designed to support your study, review, and professional learning.

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