265 DEVELOPMENT OF CIRRHOSIS IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED LEVELS OF PLACENTAL GROWTH FACTOR: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY

Christophe Van Steenkiste; Ben Schroyen; Anja Geerts; Eline Vanheule; Hans Van Vlierberghe; Debby Laukens; Kim Olievier; Hendrik Reynaert; Anja Geerts; Peter Carmeliet; Martine De Vos; Isabelle Colle

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265 DEVELOPMENT OF CIRRHOSIS IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED LEVELS OF PLACENTAL GROWTH FACTOR: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY

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