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Heart rate variability as a predictor of autonomic dysfunction in patients awaiting liver transplantation

Fleisher et al., 2000

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36284103404366747
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Fleisher L
Fleckenstein J
Frank S
Thuluvath P
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Digestive diseases and sciences

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Chronic liver disease, both alcoholic and nonalcoholic, has been shown to be associated with autonomic neuropathy, as well as other hemodynamic and circulatory disturbances. In a longitudinal study, the presence of autonomic neuropathy and the severity of liver disease …
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