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Need expert help here. what are the different levels of cirrhosis?
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Basically two : From a clinical standpoint, there really only 2 stages to be aware of: compensated and uncompensated. The former usually involves fairly stable disease. The latter consists of the different complications of advanced cirrhosis : bleeding, confusion, fluid retention, etc.
Answered 12/25/2013
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