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prognosis of patients with liver cirrhosis.13–15,3 No previous guidelines released by the European Association for the Study of Liver Disease (EASL) have dealt with nutrition in …
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easl.euq Clinical Practice Guideline Panel: Paolo Angeli (Chair), Mauro Bernardi ... patients with bacterial infections are burdened by severe mor-bidity,uptoACLF, andhigh mortality.6,7 Because ofthese events, decompensation represents a prognostic watershed, as the med-
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easl.euto increased proximal as well as distal tubular sodium reab-sorption rather than to a decrease of filtered sodium load [19,20]. The mediators of the enhanced proximal tubular reab-sorption of sodium have not been elucidated completely, while the increased reabsorption of sodium along the distal tubule is mostly related to hyperaldosteronism [21].
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easl.euThe evidence and recommendations in these guidelines have been graded according to the grading of the recommendations assessment development and evaluation (GRADE) system [2]. The strength of recommendations reflects the quality of underly-ing evidence. The GRADE system offers two grades of recommen-dation: strong (1) or weak (2) (Table 1).
EASL Clinical Practice Guidelines: Management of alcohol ...
easl.eusure form provided by the EASL Office prior to work commenc-ing. The EASL Ethics Committee reviewed the composition of the panel to eliminate the potential for real or perceived bias. The CPG panel conflict of interests are declared in this submission. Methods These guidelines have been produced using evidence published before 1 October, 2017.
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