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Hepatocellular carcinoma in chronic HBV HCV co infection is correlated to fibrosis and disease duration

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Table 2. Histology distribution in the three groups of patients.
Table 3. HCC development in relation to disease duration in the three groups of patients.
Table 5. Histology distribution in HBV-HCV infected patients with or without HCC

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