Yellow eyes, shrunken liver, ascites — cirrhosis; band ligation prevents the fatal bleed. Cirrhosis (fibrosis — alcohol, Hep B/C: jaundice, ascites, varices, encephalopathy — asterixis): complications — variceal bleed (band ligation + propranolol), ascites (SAAG ≥1.1 — salt restriction, spironolactone, paracentesis), encephalopathy (lactulose, rifaximin), HCC surveillance (6-monthly ultrasound + AFP). Viral — A/E (fecal-oral — acute, supportive), B (vaccine; tenofovir if chronic), C (DAAs — sofosbuvir — curable), D (with B). Alcoholic (AST:ALT >2:1 — abstinence). The shrunken liver is the end-stage — transplant is the cure.