Authors :
Esha S. Rithe.; J. V. Vyas; Dr. V. V. Paithankar; Dr. A.M. Wankhade
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 12 - December
Google Scholar :
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Scribd :
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10438865
Abstract :
Liver cirrhosis, a relentless and progressive
liver ailment, poses distinctive challenges in patient care.
The paradigm of managing cirrhotic patients has
undergone a revolutionary shift with the integration of
telemedicine and remote monitoring technologies in
recent years. This review comprehensively examines the
profound impact of these advancements on cirrhosis
care, delving into their applications, benefits, and
associated challenges. Telemedicine facilitates remote
consultations, enabling patients to access specialized care
irrespective of geographical constraints. The proactive
monitoring afforded by these technologies empowers
cirrhotic patients with timely interventions, fostering
improved outcomes. As healthcare systems progressively
adopt these innovations, cirrhotic individuals stand to
gain from enhanced accessibility and a more patient-
centric approach, ultimately resulting in improved
health outcomes and a potential reduction in overall
healthcare costs. This transformative trajectory signifies
a positive shift toward comprehensive and
technologically augmented cirrhosis care.This review
article explores the impact of telemedicine and remote
monitoring on cirrhosis care, focusing on its
applications, benefits, and challenges. As healthcare
systems evolve to embrace these technologies, cirrhotic
patients can now receive more accessible and proactive
care, ultimately improving outcomes and reducing
healthcare costs.
Key Message: The integration of telemedicine and
remote monitoring technologies is a significant
breakthrough in the treatment of patients with liver
cirrhosis, a chronic and increasingly complicated liver
condition. This analysis emphasizes the transformative
impact of these technologies on cirrhosis management,
highlighting key takeaways for medical professionals,
policymakers, and the broader healthcare community.
Keywords :
Cirrhosis, telemedicine, telecommunications , telemonitoring, virtual communications.
Liver cirrhosis, a relentless and progressive
liver ailment, poses distinctive challenges in patient care.
The paradigm of managing cirrhotic patients has
undergone a revolutionary shift with the integration of
telemedicine and remote monitoring technologies in
recent years. This review comprehensively examines the
profound impact of these advancements on cirrhosis
care, delving into their applications, benefits, and
associated challenges. Telemedicine facilitates remote
consultations, enabling patients to access specialized care
irrespective of geographical constraints. The proactive
monitoring afforded by these technologies empowers
cirrhotic patients with timely interventions, fostering
improved outcomes. As healthcare systems progressively
adopt these innovations, cirrhotic individuals stand to
gain from enhanced accessibility and a more patient-
centric approach, ultimately resulting in improved
health outcomes and a potential reduction in overall
healthcare costs. This transformative trajectory signifies
a positive shift toward comprehensive and
technologically augmented cirrhosis care.This review
article explores the impact of telemedicine and remote
monitoring on cirrhosis care, focusing on its
applications, benefits, and challenges. As healthcare
systems evolve to embrace these technologies, cirrhotic
patients can now receive more accessible and proactive
care, ultimately improving outcomes and reducing
healthcare costs.
Key Message: The integration of telemedicine and
remote monitoring technologies is a significant
breakthrough in the treatment of patients with liver
cirrhosis, a chronic and increasingly complicated liver
condition. This analysis emphasizes the transformative
impact of these technologies on cirrhosis management,
highlighting key takeaways for medical professionals,
policymakers, and the broader healthcare community.
Keywords :
Cirrhosis, telemedicine, telecommunications , telemonitoring, virtual communications.
