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Endoscopic injection sclerotherapy in the treatment of bleeding oesophageal varices in patients with portal hypertension due to alcohol-induced cirrhosis : an assessment of acute control of bleeding, prevention of recurrent bleeding and prognostic factors predicting early variceal rebleeding and death
The ideal treatment of portal hypertension and bleeding varices should be universally effective, safe, easy to administer and inexpensive. Currently no such treatment exists and the surgeon or physician is obliged to select the most appropriate intervention from a menu of currently available therape...
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Department of Surgery
2016
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