Transplantation Proceedings
 2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.transproceed.2012.05.027
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Early and Extended Therapy for Recurrent Hepatitis C after Liver Transplantation

Félix García-Pajares
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C. Almohalla
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Sara Lorenzo Pelayo
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“…Parece lógico pensar que tratar a los pacientes precozmente y con una elevada tasa de respuesta viral sostenida, contribuirá a mejorar la supervivencia. Nuestro grupo en este aspecto presentó los resultados de pacientes trasplantados, tratados la mayoría en estadios de fibrosis precoces, y durante 72 semanas, con una tasa de respuesta viral sostenida relativamente alta, respecto a otros grupos, dato que puede influir en este resultado de supervivencia (182).…”
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Disfuncion renal crónica postrasplante hepático

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“…Parece lógico pensar que tratar a los pacientes precozmente y con una elevada tasa de respuesta viral sostenida, contribuirá a mejorar la supervivencia. Nuestro grupo en este aspecto presentó los resultados de pacientes trasplantados, tratados la mayoría en estadios de fibrosis precoces, y durante 72 semanas, con una tasa de respuesta viral sostenida relativamente alta, respecto a otros grupos, dato que puede influir en este resultado de supervivencia (182).…”
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Disfuncion renal crónica postrasplante hepático

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13th Asia-Pacific Congress of Clinical Microbiology and Infection Consensus Guidelines for diagnosis and treatment of liver failure

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An update on the management of hepatitis C: guidelines for protease inhibitor-based triple therapy from the Latin American Association for the Study of the Liver

Chávez-Tapia
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Ridruejo
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Mattos
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