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‘Hub-and-spoke’ networks may be one solution to reduce the geographical inequality in access to liver transplantation (LT) and the growing demands on, and saturation of, LT centres. It is not clear if such networks improve equity of access, deliver comparable patient outcomes or effect patient satisfaction.Retrospective evaluation of outcomes and patient satisfaction within the Royal Free liver transplant...
Background
The progression of hepatic fibrosis into cirrhosis is a main prognostic factor for survival in people with alcoholic liver disease. The range of cut‐off values characterising the stage of hepatic fibrosis seems to be dependent on the aetiology of the liver disease.
Aims
To determine the diagnostic accuracy of transient elastography (the index test) for diagnosis of fibrosis in alcoholic...
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