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G’morning. A lady PBCer on the ALF fb group, shared a very interesting round table discussion on you tube last night. It is long but worth your time. Google American Liver Foundation East Coast Division. I believe it is the 7th link down (you tube). When you tube comes up it will be the 2nd video. This expert discussion was on 1/30/18. You may want to skip through the 1st lady, she isn’t a dr & tells basic things we all know. I’m glad I watched it.

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EileenUSA

youtu.be/m7TyrhQN97o

Is this the video?

Fast forward to 20 minutes in and the dr. starts. This link should take you to dr talking.

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gwillistexas in reply toEileenUSA

Yes it is. I skipped past 1st lady to lady Dr on left & male dr.

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Ballymahon2 in reply togwillistexas

Watched it very good thanks for sharing

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gwillistexas in reply toBallymahon2

You’re welcome. It helped me. I knew bilirubin levels were important but didn’t know the direct bilirubin is the main one to watch. 😊

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jjones78

Thank you for sharing this. I found it really interesting and informative.

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gwillistexas in reply tojjones78

You’re welcome 🌸

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butterflyEi

Thank you gwillistexas

So interesting and such a lot of information. I will have to hear this again and will listen to it all but today I skipped to the doctors and found it most interesting. I am glad you shared it.

best wishes

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gwillistexas in reply tobutterflyEi

Dr Gish is a world renowned hepatologist & liver specialist. I googled him. Very interesting dr.

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DeeSree

Would someone please spell the type of test he is saying needs to be done that is newer than the fibroscan>? I am having a hard time hearing his comments as clear as possible. I do take Urso 500 x2 day. My numbers are all down but feel the need for this other test in stead of another liver biopsy

Thanks,

Dee

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gwillistexas in reply toDeeSree

Elastography...same thing as fibroscan, just another name.

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DeeSree in reply togwillistexas

Thank you!

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gwillistexas in reply toDeeSree

Welcome ❣️

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Mirimaur in reply togwillistexas

I had Elastography it is a bit different to the fibroscan. It is the very latest scan available .

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gwillistexas in reply toMirimaur

As Dr Gish said, there are several new models. I should be having another one around September. I see Dr again in June. I will ask the difference if any. 😊

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Jules-S

Excellent, thank you for sharing 😊

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My-life

Thank you.

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