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Tackling liver injury – Medical Xpress

August 15, 2014 by 2012pharmaceutical

Tackling liver injury Medical Xpress Although the diseased part of the liver can often be surgically removed, the sudden restoration of blood flow to the remaining liver tissue can trigger inflammation—a process known as ischemia reperfusion injury…

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