Can 24‐h urine sodium excretion be replaced by spot urine sodium/potassium in patients with decompensated cirrhosis?
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E. Cholongitas | V. Papastergiou | S. Karatapanis | J. Goulis | E. Akriviadis | Theodora Nakouti | Charis Birtsou | Labrini Skorda | N. Papachrysos | Ioannis Kouvelis
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