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HCV SVR from 2008 with fibrosis grade 3-4 at the beginning of the treatment
what are the risks for someone in this situation ?
what tests should you do and in which frequency?
what tests should you do and in which frequency?
https://www.aasld.org/sites/default/files/2019-06/AASLD_2018_HCC_Guidance_on_Diagnosis%2C_Staging_and_Management_hep_29913%20%281%29.pdf
I believe I sent you several links 3 to 4% a year is your risk and my risk and everyone else in our situation.
Normal approach to follow up for someone who had F3 or F4 prior to cure of hep c is abdominal ultrasound every six months along with blood testing for CBC, Liver panel, and INR
watchful waiting
Normal approach to follow up for someone who had F3 or F4 prior to cure of hep c is abdominal ultrasound every six months along with blood testing for CBC, Liver panel, and INR
watchful waiting
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