Transfusions to tattoos The danger of hepatitis C

Jeffrey H Albrecht; Donald M. Jensen; Craig J. Peine; Eugene R. Schiff

Transfusions to tattoos The danger of hepatitis C

Jeffrey H Albrecht
, Donald M. Jensen
, Craig J. Peine
, Eugene R. Schiff

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Abstract

Often detected during routine blood screening, hepatitis C infection can lead to cirrhosis and cancer decades after exposure. Do any of your patients have unexplained liver enzyme elevations? It may be time to test.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	112-139
Number of pages	28
Journal	Patient Care
Volume	30
Issue number	12
State	Published - Jul 15 1996

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Transfusions to tattoos The danger of hepatitis C

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