The impact of phlebotomy in nonalcoholic fatty liver disease: A prospective, randomized, controlled trial

Overview of attention for article published in Hepatology, May 2015

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Epic study! And great example of why we need RCTs wherever possible and should not depend on observational studies or hypothesized pathophysiology

@caudate_lobe @RajivJalan1 @helpatologist @stevenbollipo @drkeithsiau @AtoosaRabiee @ebtapper @BilalMohammadMD @Sanchit30497977 @SyedGerdezi Leon Adams has done some great work in the area. No indication to venesect. https://t.co/GQPbdMx5Sw

@helpatologist @AmCollegeGastro @BSGTrainees @LiverFellow @GwentLiverUnit @ebtapper @AtoosaRabiee @AutoImmuneLiver Have a look at this.. @AASLDtweets https://t.co/mqOFAeep1u

Impact of #phlebotomy in #NAFLD: #Prospective #RCT. Adams et al. #Hepatology. Mar 10, 2015 #FattyLiver #MRI https://t.co/whlBVxTJmO

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