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Energy expenditure and substrate oxidation in patients with cirrhosis: the impact of cause, clinical staging and nutritional state by Müller, M J, Lautz, H U, Plogmann, B, Bürger, M, Körber, J, Schmidt, F W

“…Many clinicians subjectively feel that cirrhotic patients frequently have clinical signs of hypermetabolism. However, it is unknown whether hypermetabolism is…”
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Liver transplantation in HBs antigen (HBsAg) carriers. Prevention of hepatitis B virus (HBV) recurrence by passive immunization by Müller, R, Gubernatis, G, Farle, M, Niehoff, G, Klein, H, Wittekind, C, Tusch, G, Lautz, H U, Böker, K, Stangel, W

“…Liver transplantation in HBs-antigen (HBsAg) positive allograft recipients is associated with a high risk of HBV recurrence some time after surgery. So far,…”
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Predictors of one-year pretransplant survival in patients with cirrhosis by Oellerich, M, Burdelski, M, Lautz, H U, Binder, L, Pichlmayr, R

“…The aim of this prospective study was to examine the usefulness of flow-dependent dynamic liver function tests and conventional methods of evaluating liver…”
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Energy expenditure and substrate metabolism in ethanol-induced liver cirrhosis by Müller, M J, Fenk, A, Lautz, H U, Selberg, O, Canzler, H, Balks, H J, von zur Mühlen, A, Schmidt, E, Schmidt, F W

“…Energy expenditure and substrate metabolism were investigated in 10 patients with alcoholic liver cirrhosis (EtOH-Ci) and 10 healthy controls (C). Resting…”
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Mechanism of insulin resistance associated with liver cirrhosis by Müller, M J, Willmann, O, Rieger, A, Fenk, A, Selberg, O, Lautz, H U, Bürger, M, Balks, H J, von zur Mühlen, A, Schmidt, F W

“…Insulin-induced glucose metabolism was investigated in 26 patients with biopsy-proven liver cirrhosis and 10 control subjects. Two glucose clamp protocols…”
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Assessment of pretransplant prognosis in patients with cirrhosis by Oellerich, M, Burdelski, M, Lautz, H U, Rodeck, B, Duewel, J, Schulz, M, Schmidt, F W, Brodehl, J, Pichlmayr, R

“…The objective of this prospective study was to assess the prognostic value of dynamic liver function tests and traditional methods of evaluating liver function…”
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Functional state of the donor liver and early outcome of transplantation by Oellerich, M, Burdelski, M, Ringe, B, Wittekind, C, Lamesch, P, Lautz, H U, Gubernatis, G, Beyrau, R, Pichlmayr, R

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Assessment of prognosis in transplant candidates by use of the Pugh-MEGX score by Oellerich, M, Hartmann, H, Ringe, B, Burdelski, M, Lautz, H U, Pichlmayr, R

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Primary malignant melanoma of the esophagus by Lautz, H U, Schmidt, F W, Cullen, P

“…We report the case of a 74-year-old woman who was admitted to hospital with progressive dysphagia. Further examinations revealed a tumor in the esophagus in…”
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Assessment of short-term prognosis in liver transplant candidates with postnecrotic or biliary cirrhosis by Lautz, H U, Oellerich, M, Burdelski, M, Bürger, M, Engelmayer, U, Pirlich, M, Knoke, A, Schmidt, F W

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Pathophysiology and clinical basis of prevention and treatment of complications of chronic liver disease by Wagner, S, Lautz, H U, Müller, M J, Schmidt, F W

“…Chronic liver failure is characterized by the appearance of jaundice, ascites, encephalopathy and/or gastrointestinal bleeding. Acute episodes of hepatic…”
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Unusually rapid development of a HBsAG-positive liver cirrhosis after liver transplantation by Lautz, H U, Müller, R, Wittekind, C, Mauz, S, Barg-Hock, H, Ringe, B, Pichlmayr, R, Schmidt, F W

“…We report the case of a 44-year-old man who was transplanted in 1986 for hepatocellular carcinoma in a HBsAG-positive liver cirrhosis. The patient had no…”
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Special aspects of timing of liver transplantation in patients with liver cirrhosis by Lautz, H U, Pichlmayr, R

“…The introduction of liver transplantation as a therapeutic procedure in the treatment of chronic liver disease has accelerated efforts to establish objective…”
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Energy expenditure in children with type I diabetes: evidence for increased thermogenesis by Müller, M. J., von zur Mühlen, A., Lautz, H. U., Schmidt, F. W., Daiber, M., Hürter, P.

“…The aim of the study was to assess whether increased energy expenditure causes the negative energy balance (tissue catabolism) commonly seen in children with…”
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Antiviral treatment in chronic hepatitis B. Data of 5 prospectively controlled randomized trials by Müller, R, Klein, H, Vido, I, Niehoff, G, Lautz, H U, Gebel, M, Schmidt, F W

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Lidocaine metabolite formation as a measure of liver function in patients with cirrhosis by Oellerich, M, Burdelski, M, Lautz, H U, Schulz, M, Schmidt, F W, Herrmann, H

“…A method for rapid assessment of hepatic function in cirrhotics based on the formation of the lidocaine metabolite, monoethylglycinexylidide (MEGX), was…”
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Protein-calorie malnutrition in liver cirrhosis by Lautz, H.U., Selberg, O., K rber, J., B rger, M., M ller, M.J.

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Protein-calorie malnutrition in liver cirrhosis by Lautz, H U, Selberg, O, Körber, J, Bürger, M, Müller, M J

“…The purpose of this article is to present detailed data on the nutritional assessment in cirrhotic patients. The exact frequency and types of malnutrition, its…”
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Correlations between the diminished secretion of export proteins from the liver and the plasmatic activity of liver cell enzymes (author's transl) by Lautz, H U, Schmidt, E, Schmidt, F W, Barthels, M

“…For the evaluation of certain differences in the diminution of export proteins of the liver we examined some exactly defined groups of liver diseases with the…”
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Preprothrombin in acute viral hepatitis B by Lautz, H U, Barthels, M, Schmidt, E, Schmidt, F W

“…In vitamin K deficiency or treatment with vitamin K antagonists, a precoagulant of prothrombin (Factor II) called preprothrombin has been established. We…”
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