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Longitudinal transkingdom gut microbial approach towards decompensation in outpatients with cirrhosis

7 Nov 2022

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Objective First decompensation development is a critical milestone that needs to be predicted. Transkingdom gut microbial interactions, including archaeal methanogens, may be important targets and predictors but a longitudinal approach is needed. Design Cirrhosis outpatients who provided stool twice were included. Group 1: compensated, group 2: 1 decompensation (decomp), group 3: >1 decompensationwere followed...

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PMID: 36343978
DOI: 10.1136/gutjnl-2022-328403

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