par Serste, Thomas
;Cornillie, Alexia
;Njimi, Hassane
;Pavesi, Marco;Arroyo, Vicente;Putignano, Antonella
;Weichselbaum, Laura
;Deltenre, Pierre
;Degré, Delphine
;Trepo, Eric
;Moreno, Christophe
;Gustot, Thierry 
Référence Journal of hepatology, 69, 2, page (318-324)
Publication Publié, 2018-08










Référence Journal of hepatology, 69, 2, page (318-324)
Publication Publié, 2018-08
Article révisé par les pairs
Résumé : | A better identification of factors predicting death is needed in alcoholic hepatitis (AH). Acute-on-chronic liver failure (ACLF) occurs during the course of liver disease and can be identified when AH is diagnosed (prevalent ACLF [pACLF]) or during follow-up (incidental ACLF [iACLF]). This study analyzed the impact of ACLF on outcomes in AH and the role of infection on the onset of ACLF and death. |