Hot Topics in Hepatology: A Multinational Perspective

The special issue titled "Hot Topics in Hepatology: A Multinational Perspective," edited by Dr. Marco Arrese from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, brings together leading researchers to discuss significant clinical topics in hepatology from a global viewpoint. Key articles include:

- Occult Liver Disease: A Multinational Perspective: This article explores the challenges in diagnosing and managing occult liver diseases, emphasizing the need for international collaboration to improve patient outcomes.

- From Evidence to Clinical Practice: Bridging the Gap of New Liver Cancer Therapies in Latin America: The authors discuss the implementation of novel liver cancer treatments in Latin America, addressing barriers and proposing strategies to enhance clinical practice.

- The Janus of a Disease: Diabetes and Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Fatty Liver Disease: This review examines the bidirectional relationship between diabetes and fatty liver disease, highlighting the complexities in treatment and management.

- The Burden of Liver Disease in Latin America: The article provides an overview of liver disease prevalence in Latin America, discussing socioeconomic factors and healthcare challenges unique to the region.

- Evolving Portal Hypertension Through Baveno VII Recommendations: The authors analyze the latest Baveno VII guidelines on portal hypertension, discussing their implications for clinical practice.

- Alcohol-Related Liver Disease: A Global Perspective: This article offers insights into the global impact of alcohol-related liver disease, discussing prevention strategies and treatment options.

This special issue serves as a comprehensive resource for clinicians and researchers, offering diverse perspectives on pressing issues in hepatology.