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The incidence, frequency of late liver-related complications, and transplant likelihood in pediatric acute liver failure in Californian children

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Jason T. C. Lee
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Arianna Barbetta
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Johanna Ascher Bartlett
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Sarah Bangerth
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Jordan, Shannon
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Lo, Mary
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Barhouma, Sarah
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Houshmand, Laura
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Linda Sher
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Rohit Kohli
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Kambiz Etesami
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Juliet Emamaullee
DOI：10.1097/HC9.0000000000000968delete
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Background: Early studies of pediatric acute liver failure (PALF) estimate that 60%–70% of patients survive with their native liver (SNL), 20%–25% require an emergent liver transplant (LT), and 10%–15% are mortalities. These studies were largely limited to academic centers and focused on short-term outcomes.
Keywords:
epidemiology
PALF
pediatric liver transplantation
posttransplant outcomes

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Hepatology Communications cover
Hepatology Communications
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4.6
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university of southern california
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Papers: 3.8W
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children's hospital los angeles
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Papers: 251
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