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Would liver failure cause slow breathing rate or high breathing rate?
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It depends entirely: on the clinical condition for the patient and the extent and time course of the liver failure. There is no absolute answer to this sort of question as it is heavily dependent on too many clinical factors.
Answered 10/27/2017
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