Epidemiological, demographic and clinical data on chronic viral hepatitis C in Tuscany

Cristina Stasi; Caterina Silvestri; Roberto Berni; Maurizia Rossana Brunetto; Anna Linda Zignego; Cristina Orsini; Stefano Milani; Liana Ricciardi; Andrea De Luca; Pierluigi Blanc; Cesira Nencioni; Donatella Aquilini; Alessandro Bartoloni; G. Bresci; Santino Marchi; Franco Filipponi; P. Colombatto; Paolo Forte; Andrea Galli; Sauro Luchi; Silvia Chigiotti; Alessandro Nerli; Giampaolo Corti; Rodolfo Sacco; Paola Carrai; Angelo Ricchiuti; Massimo Giusti; P Almi; Andrea Cozzi; Silvia Carloppi; Giacomo Laffi; Fabio Voller; Francesco Cipriani

doi:10.1080/03007995.2018.1482264

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Our study provides evidence of a high prevalence of epidemiological changes in HCV infection with a major prevalence of advanced liver disease, such as portal hypertension, in this elderly cohort of patients.

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