When weight loss hurts the liver: three cases of aggressive steatohepatitis following bariatric surgery
Authors:
- Michael ChangMCMichael Chang
- David BowenDBDavid Bowen
- Ken LiuKen Liu
- Simone StrasserSSSimone Strasser
- Catriona McKenzieCMCatriona McKenzie
Abstract
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