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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of patients with cirrhosis according to hepatic encephalopathy classification.

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Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of patients with cirrhosis according to test abnormalities.

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Fig 1.

Time from inclusion to development of first liver related complication requiring hospitalisation (A) and survival curves for patients with no HE, mHE and Grade 1 HE (B).

Dashed line depicts unimpaired patients (n = 23), dotted line patients with mHE (n = 39) and solid line patients with Grade 1 HE (n = 44) (P = 0.02 (A) and P = 0.04 (B)).

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Baseline characteristics of patients with cirrhosis developing complications requiring hospitalisation (Yes) and those who did not (No) and of survivors versus non-survivors.

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Fig 2.

Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) of analyses of neutrophil respiratory burst.

Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) of analyses of neutrophil respiratory burst as a predictor for mortality in cirrhotic patients. Selected cut-off for neutrophil respiratory burst 19.8% marked with X.

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Fig 3.

Survival curves for patients according to neutrophil respiratory burst.

Survival curves for patients with neutrophil respiratory burst <19.8% (n = 69, solid line) and ≥19.8% (n = 37, dashed line) (P = 0.03).

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Table 4.

Baseline characteristics of patients with cirrhosis according to neutrophil respiratory burst.

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Table 5.

Baseline characteristics of patients with cirrhosis according to the hepatic encephalopathy classification (2 tests abnormal for diagnosis of mHE).

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