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    The document discusses gender distribution and comorbidities, complications, and severity classifications for cirrhosis. It notes that cirrhosis is equally prevalent among men and women. The most common comorbidities are diabetes (33%) and chronic heart disease (58%). Common complications include anemia (11%), esophageal varices (33%), and ascites (56%). Most cases (84%) are classified as compensated cirrhosis, with 8% considered decompensated and 50%/42%/8% falling into Child-Pugh classes A/B/C respectively.

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    The document discusses gender distribution and comorbidities, complications, and severity classifications for cirrhosis. It notes that cirrhosis is equally prevalent among men and women. The most common comorbidities are diabetes (33%) and chronic heart disease (58%). Common complications include anemia (11%), esophageal varices (33%), and ascites (56%). Most cases (84%) are classified as compensated cirrhosis, with 8% considered decompensated and 50%/42%/8% falling into Child-Pugh classes A/B/C respectively.

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    Diagram Sirosis

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    Claudia Fetricia
    The document discusses gender distribution and comorbidities, complications, and severity classifications for cirrhosis. It notes that cirrhosis is equally prevalent among men and women. The most common comorbidities are diabetes (33%) and chronic heart disease (58%). Common complications include anemia (11%), esophageal varices (33%), and ascites (56%). Most cases (84%) are classified as compensated cirrhosis, with 8% considered decompensated and 50%/42%/8% falling into Child-Pugh classes A/B/C respectively.

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    Jenis Kelamin

    Perempuan Laki - laki


    50% 50%
    tidak Predisposisi /Komorbid
    ada
    1%

    diabetes
    mellitus
    33%
    penyakit
    hat kronis
    58%

    alkohol
    8%
    ensefalopati Komplikasi
    0%

    hipersplenis anemia
    me 11%
    0%
    varises
    esofagus asites
    33% 56%
    Jenis Sirosis
    dekompens
    ata
    16%

    kompensata
    84%
    palmar stigmata sirosis
    eritema
    5% spider nervi
    0%

    sklera
    ikterik
    32% splenomega
    li
    63%
    child pugh C child pugh score
    8%

    child pugh
    child pugh B A
    42% 50%

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