Appointments
For new consultations, follow-up visits, second opinions and specialist liver or HPB surgical reviews.
Request an appointment with Prof. Thamara Perera through the Liver Care Center at Kings Hospital for liver disease, liver cancer, liver transplant assessment, pancreatic conditions, gallbladder disease, bile duct obstruction and complex HPB surgery.
This website does not provide emergency medical care. If symptoms are severe or rapidly worsening, go to the nearest emergency department or contact emergency medical services.
Appointment pathway
Bring scan images, blood tests, pathology reports, medicine lists and referral notes where available.
Patients can contact the Liver Care Center at Kings Hospital to request an appointment with Prof. Thamara Perera by sharing their contact details, reason for appointment and available medical reports. This page can also support international patient enquiries, doctor referrals, media requests and patient report submissions.
Use clear contact routes so patients, families, referring doctors and international patients know how to contact the Liver Care Center at Kings Hospital or request an appointment with Prof. Thamara Perera. Replace the placeholders below with approved hospital, clinic, WhatsApp and email details.
For new consultations, follow-up visits, second opinions and specialist liver or HPB surgical reviews.
For sharing blood tests, scan reports, pathology reports, discharge summaries and referral letters before review.
For clinician referrals involving liver disease, liver cancer, transplant assessment, pancreatic, bile duct or gallbladder conditions.
For patients travelling from overseas who need guidance on records, appointment planning or specialist review in Sri Lanka.
For public education, awareness campaigns, professional education, interviews and liver health commentary requests.
Consultation and care pathways should be confirmed through the Liver Care Center at Kings Hospital or the approved clinic appointment route.
This form should collect enough information for the clinic team to understand the request and guide the patient to the right appointment pathway. The developer should connect the form to the approved email, CRM, hospital workflow or secure submission process.
Do not use this form for emergencies. If the patient has severe abdominal pain, vomiting blood, black stools, sudden confusion, collapse, high fever with jaundice, severe breathlessness or rapidly worsening symptoms, seek urgent medical care.
The exact process should follow the approved clinic or hospital workflow. A simple patient-friendly pathway can reduce confusion and help patients prepare properly.
The clinic team receives your appointment request, contact details and reason for consultation.
The team may ask for blood tests, scan reports, scan images, pathology reports or a referral letter.
You may be guided toward in-person consultation, second opinion, international patient coordination or referral review.
Organised medical records help the specialist understand the full clinical picture and avoid delays in liver, transplant or HPB treatment planning.
Add the approved hospital address, clinic room information, appointment desk details, parking instructions and Google Maps link here. Keep this section simple and practical for patients and family members.
Do not wait for a website response if symptoms are severe or rapidly worsening.
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A referral letter is helpful but may not always be required. Patients should bring all available records so the specialist can understand the clinical background.
Yes. Patients may request second opinions for liver cancer, liver transplant assessment, liver surgery, pancreatic surgery, bile duct surgery, gallbladder disease or complex HPB conditions.
The website can include a report upload field or secure submission link. The final workflow should be approved by the clinic or hospital team.
Blood tests, liver function tests, scan reports, scan images, biopsy or pathology reports, discharge summaries, medicine lists and referral letters are useful where available.
Yes. International patients should share medical records before travel planning. Treatment pathway, timing and hospital coordination should be confirmed before booking flights.
No. This form is not for emergencies. Severe or rapidly worsening symptoms should be assessed through urgent medical care.
Replace all bracketed placeholders with approved clinic, hospital, email, WhatsApp, address, map, file upload and appointment-routing details before publication. Final emergency wording and form consent text should be reviewed before the page goes live.
Contact the Liver Care Center at Kings Hospital for liver disease, liver cancer, liver transplant assessment, pancreatic conditions, gallbladder disease, bile duct obstruction or complex HPB surgical review with Prof. Thamara Perera.