Liver Tumor Clinic

Liver Tumor Clinic

  • About
  • Approach
  • Appointments

    • The Liver Tumor Clinic at University of Michigan Health cares for patients with liver tumors, either primary or metastatic.

    Our Approach

    Held in the Rogel Cancer Center at University Hospital, this program combines the expertise of various departments with an excellent liver transplant program and our NIH-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center to offer timely, innovative and compassionate care to patients affected by liver tumors. As part of this mission, we aim to serve as a center of excellence for the development of new screening techniques, treatments and further understanding of the development of liver cancers.

    Appointment Information

    To schedule an appointment to discuss your need for treatment, call us at 844-233-0433.


     

    News & Stories
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