Epidemiology and risk factors
作者： Restrepo Gutiérrez , Juan Carlos , Prieto Ortíz , John Edison
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摘要: The geographical distribution of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) depends on the incidence and prevalence related etiological agents in different places. This has led to creation a map upon which charac- teristics these causal entities can often be matched. most important are hepatitis B, C even alcohol some regions. statistics also reported terms race, age sex heavily relied cases as well. In data may similar is well worth remembering.
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