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Correlation of hepatic venous pressure gradient with variceal bleeding, size of esophageal varices, etiology, ascites and degree of liver dysfunction in cirrhosis of liver

Ghulam Mohamad Gulzar, Showkat Ali Zargar, Sheikh Jalal, Mohamad Sultan Alaie, Gul Javid, Pawan Suri, N. A. Shah, Bilal-ul-Rehman, Mohamad Shafi Hakeem, Abid Shoukat, Gulzar Ahmad Dar

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Key concepts: Medicine, Portal venous pressure, Ascites, Gastroenterology, Cirrhosis, Internal medicine, Esophageal varices, Portal hypertension

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