Dennis Lee, MD Dr. Lee was born in Shanghai, China, and received
his college and medical training in the United States. He is
fluent in English and three Chinese dialects. He graduated with
chemistry departmental honors from Harvey Mudd College. He was
appointed president of AOA society at UCLA School of Medicine.
He underwent internal medicine residency and gastroenterology
fellowship training at Cedars Sinai Medical Center. In this
Article - What is cirrhosis? - Why does cirrhosis cause
problems? - What are the signs and symptoms of cirrhosis? - What
are the complications of cirrhosis? - What are the common causes
of cirrhosis? - How is cirrhosis diagnosed and evaluated? - How
is cirrhosis treated? - What is new and in the future for
cirrhosis? - Cirrhosis At A Glance - Find a local
Gastroenterologist in your town How is cirrhosis diagnosed and
evaluated? The single best test for diagnosing cirrhosis is
biopsy of the liver. Liver biopsies, however, carry a small risk
for serious complications, and, therefor