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Browsing Dahili Tıp Bilimleri / Internal Medıcal Scıences by Author "Kader Irak"

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AST/ALT ratio is not useful in predicting the degree of fibrosis in chronic viral hepatitis patients

Eminler, Ahmet Tarık; Talat Ayyildiz; Kader Irak; Murat Kiyici; Selim Gurel; Enver Dolar; Macit Gulten; Selim G. Nak (LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS, 2015)

Conclusion In conclusion, our data suggest that four of the five noninvasive methods evaluated in this study can be used to predict advanced fibrosis in patients with hepatitis B and C. However, there was no significant ...
Mean platelet volume is an important predictor of hepatitis C but not hepatitis B liver damage

Eminler, Ahmet Tarık; Uslan, Mustafa İhsan; Talat Ayyildiz; Kader Irak; Murat Kiyici; Selim Gurel; Enver Dolar; Macit Gulten; Selim Giray Nak (WOLTERS KLUWER MEDKNOW PUBLICATIONS, 2015)

Background: The mean platelet volume (MPV) is the most commonly used measure of platelet size and is a potential marker of platelet reactivity. In this study, we aimed to explore the relationship between hepatic histopathology ...
The relation between liver histopathology and GGT levels in viral hepatitis: More important in hepatitis B

Eminler, Ahmet Tarık; Kader Irak; Talat Ayyildiz; Murat Keskin; Gürel, Selda; Macit Gulten; Enver Dolar; Selim Giray Nak (AVES, 2014)

Conclusion: In conclusion, it is proposed that in patients with chronic viral hepatitis, GGT levels can be taken into consideration to predict advanced histological liver damage, especially in patients with hepatitis B.
The relation between liver histopathology and GGT levels in viral hepatitis: More important in hepatitis B

Eminler, Ahmet Tarık; Kader Irak; Talat Ayyildiz; Murat Keskin; Macit Gulten; Enver Dolar; Selim Giray Nak (AVES, 2014)

Conclusion: In conclusion, it is proposed that in patients with chronic viral hepatitis, GGT levels can be taken into consideration to predict advanced histological liver damage, especially in patients with hepatitis B.