Registry Study of Adults Hospitalized with Liver Cirrhosis at F.D. Roosevelt Teaching Hospital

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are collecting detailed information from adult patients hospitalized with liver cirrhosis at a specialized liver unit. The study aims to track the frequency and types of liver cirrhosis complications, such as decompensation events, and measure mortality rates over one year. This observational registry helps to better understand the clinical course and outcomes of liver cirrhosis in hospitalized adults. Upon hospital admission, consenting adults diagnosed primarily with liver cirrhosis and experiencing a decompensating event are enrolled. Their demographic details, clinical status, laboratory tests, and imaging results are carefully recorded and uploaded to the study database. After discharge, follow-up information is collected when patients return to the same institution, and mortality information is regularly updated from the national death registry. Participants provide informed consent and contribute data during hospitalization and follow-up visits. Researchers monitor clinical changes, frailty status at admission, and survival outcomes at 90 days and one year. The total duration of participation varies depending on follow-up visits and outcomes. This registry supports ongoing observation of liver cirrhosis progression and associated health events in adults.

Cirrhosis Registry of Hospitalized Patients