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Liver and Kidney Transplantation in People with HIV
Transplanting people with HIV infection for end stage organ disease was, not too long ago, considered inappropriate because of the unknown long term outcomes and the fear that administering antirejection drugs to patients with a preexisting immunosuppressive viral infection would … Continue reading →
Why Biopsy Liver Cancer?
Liver cancers, especially when early in their genesis, are usually asymptomatic. Often they are detected when an ultrasound scan, a CT scan or MRI are performed for other reasons, or when a patient has underlying liver disease (cirrhosis of any … Continue reading →
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Tagged Dr. Christopher Barry, genomics, laparoscopic liver surgery, liver biopsy, liver cancer, liver cancer genomics, liver disease, liver transplantation, liver tumor ablation, micro RNA, personalized medicine, RFA.IRE, sorafenib, TACE, University of Rochester Medical Center
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