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Philipp Schwabl

ACUTE HAEMODYNAMIC RESPONSE TO INTRAVENOUS PROPRANOLOL PREDICTS DECOMPENSATION AND MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH CIRRHOSIS
ACUTE HAEMODYNAMIC RESPONSE TO INTRAVENOUS PROPRANOLOL PREDICTS DECOMPENSATION AND MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH CIRRHOSIS

Philipp Schwabl  et al.

HEPATIC RECOMPENSATION ACCORDING TO BAVENO VII CRITERIA IS LINKED TO A CLEAR SURVIVAL BENEFIT IN PATIENTS WITH DECOMPENSATED ALCOHOL-RELATED CIRRHOSIS
HEPATIC RECOMPENSATION ACCORDING TO BAVENO VII CRITERIA IS LINKED TO A CLEAR SURVIVAL BENEFIT IN PATIENTS WITH DECOMPENSATED ALCOHOL-RELATED CIRRHOSIS

Philipp Schwabl  et al.

NON-INVASIVE TESTS FOR CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT PORTAL HYPERTENSION AFTER HCV-CURE – INDIVIDUAL PATIENT DATA META-ANALYSIS AND VALIDATION
NON-INVASIVE TESTS FOR CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT PORTAL HYPERTENSION AFTER HCV-CURE – INDIVIDUAL PATIENT DATA META-ANALYSIS AND VALIDATION

Philipp Schwabl  et al.

ALCOHOL ABSTINENCE IMPROVES PROGNOSIS ACROSS ALL STAGES OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION IN ALCOHOL-RELATED CIRRHOSIS
ALCOHOL ABSTINENCE IMPROVES PROGNOSIS ACROSS ALL STAGES OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION IN ALCOHOL-RELATED CIRRHOSIS

Philipp Schwabl  et al.

DECREASED PLATELET FUNCTION ASSESSED BY FLOW CYTOMETRY IS LINKED TO HEPATIC DECOMPENSATION AND MORTALITY IN ADVANCED CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE
DECREASED PLATELET FUNCTION ASSESSED BY FLOW CYTOMETRY IS LINKED TO HEPATIC DECOMPENSATION AND MORTALITY IN ADVANCED CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE

Philipp Schwabl  et al.

THE IMPACT OF PNPLA3 RS738409 RISK G ALLELES ON HEPATIC STEATOSIS, THE METABOLIC SYNDROME AND PORTAL HYPERTENSION IN ADVANCED FATTY LIVER DISEASE
THE IMPACT OF PNPLA3 RS738409 RISK G ALLELES ON HEPATIC STEATOSIS, THE METABOLIC SYNDROME AND PORTAL HYPERTENSION IN ADVANCED FATTY LIVER DISEASE

Philipp Schwabl  et al.

IMPACT OF HEPATIC AND SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION ON THE DYNAMIC COMPONENT OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION DURING DISEASE REGRESSION IN ALCOHOL-RELATED CIRRHOSIS
IMPACT OF HEPATIC AND SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION ON THE DYNAMIC COMPONENT OF PORTAL HYPERTENSION DURING DISEASE REGRESSION IN ALCOHOL-RELATED CIRRHOSIS

Philipp Schwabl  et al.

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