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Pediatric Liver Disease Care at Children’s Wisconsin

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Reasons To Choose Children’s Wisconsin

  • 100% Focused on Kids
    We recognize children have unique physical and psychological needs that require specialized training and equipment to care for them properly.
  • Wraparound Care
    Our approach to treatment can involve other team members and programs from across Children’s Wisconsin to offer complete care for your child.
  • A Transplant Program With a History of Excellence
    Founded in 1988, we are the largest pediatric liver transplant program in Wisconsin and have performed more than 170 liver transplants.

Diagnosing and Treating Pediatric Liver Disease

To diagnose liver disease, your doctor may confirm with blood tests, biopsy, ultrasound or Fibroscan. Customized treatment plans are developed for each child’s particular liver disorder. Treatment may include dietary management, nutritional supplementation, medication and surgical care.

Our team is experienced in treating a wide range of liver disorders, including:

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Pediatric Liver Transplants at Children’s Wisconsin

A liver transplant may be the only solution for children with severe pediatric chronic liver disease or acute liver failure. The Liver Disease and Transplant Program at Children’s Wisconsin is one of the top programs in the United States. Our outcomes include excellent survival rates and a higher rate of receiving a transplant than the national average. Our uniquely qualified staff work with your family and referring physician to ensure optimal treatment before and after liver transplant.

Request an appointment or contact our Liver Disease and Transplant Program at (877) 607-5280.

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A Multidisciplinary Team Specializing in Treating Liver Disorders

Your entire care team at Children’s Wisconsin has a vast experience treating liver disorders. Our multidisciplinary approach includes:

  • Nurses who specialize in liver disease
  • Dietitians who frequently work with children who have liver disorders
  • Social workers who can help navigate insurance and school issues
  • Pharmacists with knowledge of how liver disease affects the metabolism of medications and who can manage any potential drug interactions
  • Radiologists who have special training
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Get a Second Opinion From the Children’s Wisconsin Liver Disease Team

The urge to start treatment right away is common. A second opinion can make sure the treatment plan is appropriate and that you aren't missing other options.

Children's Wisconsin can provide the expert opinion to verify or supplement the original diagnosis or treatment plan. We may be able to offer a different perspective and can help those seeking more information.

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