outcomes following liver transplantation for patients with alcohol- versus nonalcohol-induced liver disease
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Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To document and compare the outcomes of adult patients who received liver transplants for alcohol- and nonalcohol-induced liver diseases who attended a liver transplantation follow-up clinic in an urban, nontransplantation centre at a time when no formal alcohol abuse program for transplant candidates and/or recipients was offered.
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| Authors | ;Dory Abosh;Barry Rosser;Kelly Kaita;Rose Bazylewski;Gerald Minuk |
| Journal | indian journal of pharmacology |
| Year | 2000 |
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