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Dei creterea mortalitii n ciroz este atribuit cel mai adesea complicaiilor
directe ale pierderii funciei hepatice, un procent semnificativ de mortalitate, l
are infeciile bacteriene, cu mortalitate atribuit ei, variind de la 7% -40% [2].
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Epidemiologie
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