Does protracted antiviral therapy impact on HCV-related liver cirrhosis progression?

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Figure 1 Behaviour of the applied quantitative liver function test in 35 patients treated with combined antiviral therapy. TOSCA: total overnight salivary caffeine assessment. The knurled line shows which groups are significantly different in the values of TOSCA, in respect to the basal ones; ANCOVA (repeated measure) test, P = 0.0001.

Citation: Tarantino G, Gentile A, Capone D, Basile V, Tarantino M, Minno MNDD, Cuocolo A, Conca P. Does protracted antiviral therapy impact on HCV-related liver cirrhosis progression? World J Gastroenterol 2007; 13(36): 4903-4908
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