When reassessing PBC (primary biliary cholangitis) as early as 6 months to decide on escalation, what minimum dataset do you need in routine practice (labs, liver stiffness measurement, prognostic score, symptom assessment), and which missing elements most often lead to incorrect escalation decisions?
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Hepatology · University Of Colorado Hospital Authority
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I encourage you to take a look at the new PBC (primary biliary cholangitis) guidelines, which were just published online.
4. In people with PBC who have inadequate response or are intolerant of UDCA, the societies suggest the use of PPAR agonists (elafibranor, seladelpar) either as add-on therapy to...
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