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See Latest ArticlesHepatobiliary Abnormalities and Disease in Cystic Fibrosis: Epidemiology and Outcomes Through Adulthood
Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology, 09/29/09
Bhardwaj S et al. – Abnormal liver chemistries in CF are common though most of CF patients lack clinical evidence of liver disease and the severe complications of fibrosis/cirrhosis are rare. The risk of liver involvement decreases significantly with age, falling by 10% per annum for those described as having CF–related hepatobiliary disease. CF–related hepatobiliary disease is a rare occurrence after age 18.
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