… Conventional prognostic models utilize biomarkers of liver and non-liver failure and have
limitations in their application. Novel biomarkers which predict regeneration may fulfil this niche…

… Conventional prognostic models, utilising markers of liver injury and organ failure, lack
sensitivity for mortality prediction. We previously identified a microRNA signature that is …

… on an encrypted password-protected computer in the Institute of Liver Studies, King’s
College Hospital. Data is available on request from Dr OD Tavabie at oliver.tavabie@nhs.net. …

… is associated with initiation of liver regeneration. The current … is associated with successful
initiation of liver regeneration. In … have general prognostic utility in the context of liver damage. …

… We did not record Child-Pugh scores or other prognostic scores of liver disease in this
study which may have reflected the effect of method of decompensation, for example, the …

… Variables assessed by the systems in most common use include patient age, the presence
of encephalopathy and laboratory measures of liver injury severity, such as INR or blood …

… Given the increasing burden of liver disease and the limited resource of liver grafts for
transplantation, it is essential that novel curative therapies are developed to improve outcomes for …

… As the subspecialty of liver transplantation continues to evolve, we need to continue to
review how we select patients and deliver care to improve long-term outcomes. We are grateful …

… 1041 (85·1%) of 1224 admissions were for patients with a previous diagnosis of liver
disease, 822 (67·2%) admissions were for patients with a history of decompensation …

Objective The increasing prevalence of liver disease in the UK means there is a pressing
need to expand the hepatology workforce. This survey aims to evaluate current hepatology …