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Hepatology
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Viral Hepatitis
What role is there for the use of ursodiol in relapsing hepatitis A for management of liver enzyme abnormalities and patient symptoms?
Related Questions
In what scenarios do you defer treatment of a patient's hepatitis C if they are undergoing liver transplant evaluation?
All things being equal, what patient factors are you looking at in the selection of TAF or TDF in the management of hepatitis B?
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What kind of monitoring do you choose in patients at risk for reactivation of hepatitis B who are on immunosuppression?
How would you approach a referral for concern for hemochromatosis with ferritin elevation but otherwise normal iron studies?
What variables do you weigh most heavily when choosing which copper chelation therapy you'll recommend for a patient?
How does the identification of a hepatic adenoma in a male patient affect your management and evaluation?
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How do you determine which patients are good candidates to have their organ receive machine perfusion therapy before implantation?
Is there benefit to aggressively treating hemochromatosis in a patient who has already progressed to cirrhosis at the time of diagnosis?
