Braticevici et al., 2011 - Google Patents
Can we replace liver biopsy with non-invasive procedures?Braticevici et al., 2011
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- Braticevici C
- Papacocea R
- Tribus L
- Badarau A
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- Liver biopsy
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Liver fibrogenesis is the consequence of all hepatic lesions, regardless of etiology. Progressive scars, which are the response to constant liver injuries lead to cirrhosis, disorganize the normal liver architecture through fibrosis bands, parenchyma nodules and …
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