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Vitamin D Supplementation in Cirrhotic Patients
Previous studies suggested that vitamin D deficiency is highly prevalent in cirrhotic patients and is related to the degree of liver dysfunction as well as mortality. In gastrointestinal disorders, vitamin D absorption can be highly reduced. We herein aim to investigate the efficacy of oral vitamin D supplementation in cirrhotic patients with vitamin D insufficiency.
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