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Dr Stuart McPherson
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Year
Dr Stuart McPherson
Dr Samuel Moses
Dr Shafiq Rehman
Claire Miller
Dr Mark Hudson
et al.
A pilot of targeted case finding for hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis C (HCV) in the British South Asian community
2012
Dr Ahmed Elsharkawy
Dr Stuart McPherson
Dr Steven Masson
Professor Alastair Burt
Dr Mark Hudson
et al.
Lesson of the Week: Cholestasis secondary to anabolic steroid use in young men
2012
Dr Enid Michael
Dr Andrew Turley
Dr Samuel Moses
Dr Mark Hudson
Professor Margaret Bassendine
et al.
Pregnant mothers with chronic hepatitis B (HBV): how often is treatment needed?
2012
Dr Stuart McPherson
Dr Timothy Hardy
Professor Alastair Burt
Professor Chris Day
Dr Quentin Anstee
et al.
The FIB-4 score reliability excludes advanced fibrosis in a diabetic cohort with NAFLD
2012
Dr Stuart McPherson
Dr Quentin Anstee
Elsbeth Henderson
Professor Alastair Burt
Professor Chris Day
et al.
Are simple non-invasive scoring systems for fibrosis reliable in patients with NAFLD and normal ALT levels?
2011
Dr Quentin Anstee
Dr Stuart McPherson
Professor Chris Day
How big a problem is non-alcoholic fatty liver disease?
2011
Dr Stuart McPherson
Professor Derek Manas
Dr Mark Hudson
Dr Stephen Stewart
Outcomes of liver transplantation for alcoholic liver disease are good, but cancer is a frequent cause of death
2011
Dr Stuart McPherson
Dr Mark Hudson
Professor Margaret Bassendine
Undiagnosed chronic hepatitis B is prevalent in the British-Chinese community of the North East (NE) of England
2011
Dr Stuart McPherson
Dr Mark Hudson
Professor Margaret Bassendine
Undiagnosed chronic hepatitis B is prevalent in the British-Chinese community of the North East (NE) of England
2011
Dr Mark Hudson
Dr Stuart McPherson
Professor Alastair Burt
Professor Margaret Bassendine
Results of a two-center study comparing hepatic fibrosis progression in HCV-positive liver transplant patients receiving cyclosporine or tacrolimus
2010
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