The possible relationships between splenomegaly and portal hypertension have been
analysed in patients with cirrhosis. In this condition, splenomegaly is not only caused by portal …

… The risk factors for the development of renal failure after bacterial infections are (a) the
severity of infection, (b) the MELD score at the diagnosis of infection and (c) the persistence of …

… (c) We wanted to find organizations with a desire to work in a cooperative way on a
technology project. (d) We wanted to work with organizations that had control over technology …

… This interval could, however, be prolonged to 2 years in those cases without any of the
risk factors (Child–Pugh's class B or C, alcoholic origin, and red wale marks) identified in the …

… and progressively increased from Child class B to C. Similar findings have been reported in
… B but not in class C.12 Patients’ selection criteria might account for the difference in results. …

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… GFR and C cr were … C cr and inulin clearance in these patients. Conclusions: Our results
indicate that renal failure is greatly underestimated on the basis of serum creatinine level and C …

Background/Aims: The electroencephalogram (EEG) is frequently altered in cirrhotic patients.
We, therefore, performed a study to ascertain the features and the prognosis of cirrhotic …

Background & Aims : Beta-blockers are extensively used to prevent variceal bleeding in
patients with large esophageal varices. It is not established if beta-blockers delay the growth of …

… B or hepatitis C virus) in the other 43. Most of the patients … C group. Because body
weight is influenced … A to the C class (Figure 1). When anthropometric …