Reversal of acquired hepatocerebral degeneration with living donor liver transplantation
Shayon D. Salehi, Debbie L. Shawcross – 26 February 2016
Shayon D. Salehi, Debbie L. Shawcross – 26 February 2016
Neeral L. Shah, Stephen H. Caldwell – 26 February 2016
Pranab M. Barman, Grace L. Su – 26 February 2016
Pranab M. Barman, Grace L. Su – 26 February 2016
Mohannad F. Dugum, Nizar N. Zein – 26 February 2016
Mohannad F. Dugum, Nizar N. Zein – 26 February 2016
Neil D. Shah, Michael W. Fried – 26 February 2016
Laurence Chiche, Anaelle David, René Adam, M. Martin Oliverius, Jürgen Klempnauer, Eric Vibert, Michele Colledan, Jan Lerut, V.
Mark W. Russo, David M. Levi, Ruth Pierce, Vincent Casingal, Lon Eskind, Andrew deLemos, Paul A. Schmeltzer, Philippe J. Zamor – 26 February 2016 – Health care has shifted to placing priority on quality and value instead of volume. Liver transplantation uses substantial resources and is associated with high readmission rates. Our goal was to determine if a protocol designed to reduce readmission after liver transplant was effective.
25 February 2016