| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3311451 | Hepatology Research | 2006 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
Hepatic cirrhosis was found in 16% of the OA to IGU and mortality was double the rate for all the other pathologies in the same wards. Child-Pugh is a useful prognostic tool, higher classes implying a greater risk of death. HRS and bleeding varices were the complications with most influence on in-hospital mortality.
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M. Soncini, P. Leo, O. Triossi, C. Breda, A.F. Attili, A. Mondardini, A. Federico, A. Cosentini, G. Tritto, R. Bottelli, F. Pompeo, G.P. Marone, P. Bonazzi, M.R. Magnolia, L. Pietrini, M. Proietti, V. Belfiori, A. Tozzi, G. Brambilla,