Amany T. Zekry is a Hepatologist working at St George Hospital on Gray St in Kogarah, NSW 2217. A hepatologist looks after people with liver conditions, and that can be anything from long-term hepatitis to serious liver damage.
In clinic, she helps manage problems like cirrhosis, hepatitis A and hepatitis B, and hepatitis C. She also looks after people with autoimmune hepatitis, and liver inflammation linked with ongoing infection. Liver cancer can be part of the care too, especially when treatment planning needs a specialist view.
Many patients come in when their liver isn’t coping as well as it should. That might show up as liver failure, fluid build-up in the belly (ascites), or other changes that affect how the body works. At times, care can also involve supporting recovery and helping people understand what to expect over time.
Over the years, her role has focused on practical, day-to-day liver care, not just one-off visits. People often need a clear plan that covers tests, treatment choices, and follow-up. She also works with other teams in the hospital when someone needs broader support, including related blood tests and imaging results.
Her medical education includes training as a doctor and then specialist hepatology training. The goal is simple: to bring liver expertise together with care that feels steady and understandable.
Medicine keeps moving, so she keeps up with new guidance and research where it helps. That means decisions about treatment can be based on what’s known to work, and what’s safest for each person’s situation.
Clinical trials can sometimes be available through hospital research programs, depending on the condition and eligibility. When that’s relevant, she can help explain the process and what options may be on the table.
