The liver ultrasound of a patient with hepatitis D may reveal unspecific findings, such as: hepatomegaly, gallbladder wall thickening, increased echogenicity, and signs of portal hypertension. It may also be used in the diagnosis and monitoring of hepatic cirrhosis, as well as for hepatocellular carcinoma. Attending to the simultaneous occurrence of HDV and HBV, HBsAg carriers with cirrhosis should be echographically evaluated every 6 months.
Hepatitis D ultrasound
Hepatitis C ultrasound
Hepatitis B ultrasound
Hepatitis A ultrasound
Hepatitis C laboratory tests
Hepatitis E laboratory tests
Hepatitis B laboratory tests
Hepatitis B MRI