Diagnosis, Management And Prevention Of Hepatitis C In Pakistan 2017.

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Diagnosis, Management And Prevention Of Hepatitis C In Pakistan 2017.

Journal of Ayub Medical College, Abbottabad : JAMC - 1 Jan 2000

Umar Muhammad, Khaar Hamama-Tul-Bushra, Akhter Tayyab Saeed, Aslam Faiza, Ahmad Syed Irfan, Asghar Rai Mohammad, Khurram Mohammad, Hussain Tassawar, Salamat Amjad, Khan Anwar A, Fazal-E-Hadi, Minhas Zahid Mahmood, Shah Hasnain Ali, Farooqui Javed, Naqvi Asif Abbas, Mohsin Aftab, Waseem-Ud-Din, Bhutta Sohail Iqbal, Hasnain Syed Sibt Ul, Qureshi Saleem, Adam Tashfeen, Uddin Moazzam, Tayyab Ghias-U-Nabi, Najeeb Ul Haq, Shoaib Atifa, Ambreen Saima, Shahzad Arslan, Ikram Nadeem, Nisar Gul, Khan Mohammad Mujeeb, Osama Mohammad

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AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: Since the advent of direct acting antiviral agents, there is a revolutionary change in the management of HCV infection. Newer drugs with different mechanism of action are being introduced and are expected to be available in coming few months in Pakistan as well. The main purpose of the guideline is to review and induct the latest research in field of HCV infection in Pakistani perspective so...

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