Clinical Liver Disease

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**Clinical Liver Disease**

Clinical Liver Disease (CLD), an official digital learning resource of The American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases is an interactive, up-to-date source of education, designed for physicians and healthcare providers caring for the patient with liver disease. CLD provides current and clinically relevant information through educational interventions every two months.

Latest Episodes:

PRO: Patients With Advanced Cirrhosis and Portal Vein Thrombosis Should Receive Anticoagulation Jun 07, 2019

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Audible Article by Uyen Kim To and Guadalupe Garcia‐Tsao

Primer on Percutaneous Ablation of Benign Liver Tumors Jun 07, 2019

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Audible Article by Shane A. Wells, Timothy J. Ziemlewicz, and Meghan G. Lubner

Spotlight on Impactful Research: Universal Screening for Alcohol Misuse in Acute Admissions Is Feasible and Identifies Patients at High Risk for Liver Disease Jun 07, 2019

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Audible Article by Jessica L. Mellinger

Paracentesis Model for Junior Doctors Jun 07, 2019

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Audible Article by Jemma Mildon, Johann Willers, and Sam J. Thomson

Risk of Nonsteroidal Anti‐inflammatory Drugs and Safety of Acetaminophen in Patients with Advanced Liver Disease Jun 07, 2019

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Audible Article by Miguel H. Malespin

CON: Anticoagulation for Portal Vein Thrombosis in Advanced Cirrhosis Jun 07, 2019

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Interview with Kevin M. Rank

PRO: Patients With Advanced Cirrhosis and Portal Vein Thrombosis Should Receive Anticoagulation Jun 07, 2019

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Interview with Guadalupe Garcia‐Tsao

Spotlight on Impactful Research: Evaluation of Hepatitis B Reactivation Among 62,920 Veterans Treated With Oral Hepatitis C Antivirals Jun 07, 2019

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Audible Article by Mina Rakoski

Misconception: You Can’t Have Liver Disease With Normal Liver Chemistrie Jun 07, 2019

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Audible Article by Zurabi Lominadze and Eric R. Kallwitz

Pro: Use of Hepatitis C Virus–Positive Donors Should Be Considered Standard of Care Jun 07, 2019

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Audible Article by William A. Werbel and Christine M. Durand