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What are the chances of survival with cirrhosis of the liver and cellulitis?
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Many variables: Two variables include stage of cirrhosis as well as degree of cellulitis. Severe cellulitis w/sepsis in end stage liver disease is less likely to survive than mild cellulitis in earliest stage of cirrhosis.
Answered 5/31/2015
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