Cachexia is Prevalent in Patients with Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Associated with Worse Prognosis.
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J. Marrero | P. Iyengar | Ju Dong Yang | A. Singal | A. Yopp | N. Rich | R. Infante | Sukul Mittal | Nirali Desai | Samuel S Phen | J. Yang | Samuel Phen | J. D. Yang
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