The authors found that achieving recompensation resulted in a more than 90% risk reduction in liver-related mortality and a decreasing trend towards a lower HCC risk. 11 Similarly, our study also demonstrated that achieving recompensation, as compared to the decompensated group, significantly reduced liver-related mortality, with comparable outcomes between the recompensated and compensated groups.
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Risk of HCC decreases in HBV-related patients with cirrhosis acquired recompensation: A retrospective study based on Baveno VII criteria.
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