Treatment of hepatitis D does not involve surgery. Some procedures may be indicated for certain complications, such as ascites, in which peritoneal drainage may be performed. Liver transplantation may be indicated for: end-stage liver disease; liver failure secondary to HDV infection, for patients in which treatment with interferon is not indicated; and hepatocellular carcinoma.
Hepatitis D surgery
Hepatitis A surgery
Hepatitis C surgery
Hepatitis D medical therapy
Hepatitis E medical therapy
Hepatitis survival guide
Hepatitis B medical therapy
Hepatitis C medical therapy