2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.rgmxen.2020.04.004
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The Mexican consensus on alcoholic hepatitis

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“…The Latin American population, specifically Mexicans, seems to have a higher mortality rate when severe AH occurs; related factors are malnutrition 16 ; very high consumption of ethanol expressed as >120 g/day 17 ; concomitant advanced liver disease, such as cirrhosis at the time of diagnosis; and delayed time to search for medical attention with the concomitant development of complications, such as acute kidney injury and hepatic encephalopathy, that have a negative impact on survival rate 18 …”
Section: Alcoholic Hepatitismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Latin American population, specifically Mexicans, seems to have a higher mortality rate when severe AH occurs; related factors are malnutrition 16 ; very high consumption of ethanol expressed as >120 g/day 17 ; concomitant advanced liver disease, such as cirrhosis at the time of diagnosis; and delayed time to search for medical attention with the concomitant development of complications, such as acute kidney injury and hepatic encephalopathy, that have a negative impact on survival rate 18 …”
Section: Alcoholic Hepatitismentioning
confidence: 99%