Circadian rhythm of fasting and postprandial portal blood flow in cirrhosis

Peter Schiedermaier; Lydia Koch; Artemio Mojón; Ramon C Hermida; G. Layer; Tilman Sauerbruch

doi:10.1080/00365520500463290

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PVF is subject to a circadian rhythm and postprandial portal hyperemia shows a diurnal variability. Both are highly reproducible.

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