Towards more individualised management of hepatitis C virus patients with initially or persistently normal alanineaminotransferase levels (Q36017151)

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English	Towards more individualised management of hepatitis C virus patients with initially or persistently normal alanineaminotransferase levels	scientific article

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Towards more individualised management of hepatitis C virus patients with initially or persistently normal alanineaminotransferase levels (English)

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Hepatitis C virus

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hepatitis C

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Alfredo Alberti

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1 February 2005

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Journal of Hepatology

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42

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2

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266-274

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10.1016/J.JHEP.2004.12.004

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