Leverencefalopati: Prognose
Leverencefalopati er som regel en konsekvens av en alvorlig leversykdom, og den kan representere sluttstadiet og ha dødelig utgang. Dersom det foreligger utløsende årsaker som lar seg behandle, kan tilstanden reverseres.
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