Liver Biopsy Results In 32 Randomly Selected Patients
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Thirty Two Patients with clinical manifestations and signs were biopsied after appropriate investigations. The common finding was cirrhosis liver (31%) and next was hepatocellular carcinoma (18%). Overall the male predominance was noted in all the subgroups. Majority of cirrhotics were categorized as severe disease and almost all were negative for HBs Ag. All patients with hepatocellular carcinoma were positive for HBsAg.
One female patient had "Imferon" induced haemochromatosis and another patient had Wilson's disease.Article Details
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