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Tag Archives: bilirubin
Why do people develop jaundice after liver resection?
The majority of patients who undergo liver resection come through their operation with little or no problems. Occasionally people develop jaundice after liver resection and this can usually be explained by one of two reasons. 1. There is a problem … Continue reading
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