1 elae, including alcoholic cardiomyopathy and hepatic cirrhosis.

2 s a chronically debilitating complication of hepatic cirrhosis.

3 teins which were increasing or decreasing in hepatic cirrhosis.

4 atitis C viral infection and other causes of hepatic cirrhosis.

5 , approximately 45 msec) in 20 patients with hepatic cirrhosis, 20 healthy age-matched control subjec

6 ntrolled trial of adult patients with HE and hepatic cirrhosis admitted in our hospital.

7 s (HCV) account for the majority of cases of hepatic cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) wor

8 sorder of copper metabolism characterized by hepatic cirrhosis and neuronal degeneration due to inher

9 uated inflammatory responses and ameliorated hepatic cirrhosis and tumorigenesis.

10 , which induces numerous endocrine diseases, hepatic cirrhosis, cardiac failure and even death.

11 n of RANTES, CCR1, and CCR5 in patients with hepatic cirrhosis, confirming activation of the CC chemo

12  autosomal recessively inherited syndrome of hepatic cirrhosis, dystonia, polycythemia, and hypermang

13 nce interval, 0.456-0.945; p = .023) whereas hepatic cirrhosis, hepatic failure, leukemia, multiple m

14 ucing CD4 T(h1) cells compared to those with hepatic cirrhosis (HFC, n=20) that had high interleukin

15 represent a novel marker for surveillance of hepatic cirrhosis in transplant recipients with chronic

16                                              Hepatic cirrhosis is accompanied by several haemodynamic

17  (median 48 pmol/liter) and in patients with hepatic cirrhosis (median 147 pmol/liter), a syndrome of

18 ts complications of iron overload, including hepatic cirrhosis, primary liver cancer, diabetes mellit

19 E) is a severe complication in patients with hepatic cirrhosis, which causes numerous hospital admiss

20                  Fibrosis is the hallmark of hepatic cirrhosis, worsening of which is probably the be