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Hypokalemia as a responsible factor related with the severity of hepatic encephalopathy: a wide multination cross-sectional study.

Himayat Ullah,Hossam Shabana,Mohamed Akl Rady,Eman Abdelsameea,Mohamed I Youssef, Housam Ahmed Helmy,Ghulam Mustafa,Tamer Samir Abd Elghafar,Feras Almarshad,Abdulrahman Alshahrani,Mohamed Abdel-Samiee,Abdulmajeed Ahmed Alwadai,Hendawy Abdel-Moety Zedan,Farag Khalil,Mahmoud Osama Ahmed,Arafat Kassem, Marwa M Omar,Shimaa Y Kamel,Saad El Deen Mohamed El Sheref, Mohamed Hassan Attia Hassan,Hind S AboShabaan,Wagih Elgendy,Amr M Zaghloul, Ibrahim Ghoniem Ramadan Mohamed,Esam Zayed,Amir Abdelghaffar,Galal Abdelhameed Aboufarrag, A S Seif,Hussein Ahmed Elmahdy,Ashraf Said,Ali Farahat, Hesham El-Sayed Lashin,Essam Elmahdi,Ahmed Abuamer

Annals of medicine and surgery (2012)（2023）

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Hypokalemia is a frequent finding in patients with hepatic encephalopathy and found to be directly related to its severity.
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hepatic encephalopathy, hypokalemia, liver disease, serum potassium levels
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