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See Latest Articles'Liver function tests' on the intensive care unit: a prospective, observational study
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Thomson SJ et al. - Low-grade abnormalities of LFT are a significant entity in critically ill patients and show an association with mortality outcomes and clinical events on ICU. They are likely to represent part of a spectrum of liver injury associated with critical illness and should not be disregarded.
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