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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2021 · 23 MIN

S2 E18.2 -- How Might We Treat Differently If We Knew Which Cirrhotic Patients Are Likely To Progress?

from Surfing the MASH Tsunami · host HEP Dynamics

Send us Fan MailThe group focuses on the patient treatment implications of being able to identify the patients who are at risk of rapid progression, particularly among those with compensated cirrhosis. Louise Campbell and Alina Allen discuss the psychological and practical aspects of treating patients (particularly those with cirrhosis) who know they are risk of imminent disease progression, while Roger Green asks whether this kind of predictive power might drive Compassionate Use protocols for agents that have not yet been approved. The question, "Who Will Be the Larry Kramer of NASH?" comes into this discussion as well. 

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