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Revolutionizing Liver Health Assessment

Providing rapid access to FibroScan® technology to screen and monitor liver disease 

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At Liver Scan Direct, founded in 2013, we specialize in the assessment of liver health using FibroScan® technology​. Our mission is to provide patients and their healthcare providers rapid access to FibroScan® technology to screen and monitor liver disease.

Liver diseases, including fatty liver, hepatitis B and C, and alcohol-related liver disease,

affect over 30% of the population and may lead to cirrhosis, liver failure, and liver cancer

FibroScan® is a non-invasive device that measures liver stiffness and fatty infiltration as indicators of fibrosis (scarring) and steatosis, respectively. Liver stiffness may predict the risk of complications including liver failure, the need for transplantation, and liver cancer.

Our team of experienced, certified technicians is overseen by an internationally-recognized hepatologist and pioneer in liver health assessment to ensure accuracy of our FibroScan® examinations. Each report includes a summary of the findings, interpretation, and recommendations.

No doctor referral is necessary - any patient can contact us directly to make an appointment.​

 

We operate clinics across Ontario and collaborate with health partners across Canada.

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FibroScan® is recognized globally as the gold standard, non-invasive solution for assessment of liver fibrosis and steatosis based on more than 4,200 peer-reviewed publications.

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Primary Clinic in Toronto:

 

Bloor Islington Centre

3280 Bloor Street West

Centre Tower, 11th Floor, Suite 1140

Toronto, ON  M8X 2X3

Tel: 416-268-0150 | Fax: 647-494-3243

 

 

Satellite Clinics Across Ontario

Mississauga

Scarborough

Newmarket

Woodbridge

Richmond Hill

North York

 

Barrie

Burlington

Kitchener

Waterloo

Guelph

London

​© 2013 by Liver Scan Direct. All rights reserved. FibroScan, VCTE, and CAP are registered trademarks of Echosens. Images and pamphlets courtesy of Echosens.

 

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