Can routine blood tests be modelled to detect advanced liver disease in the community: model derivation and validation using UK primary and secondary care data
Theresa Hydes(University of Southampton), Nick Sheron(Foundation for Liver Research), Miranda Kim(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), David G. Cable(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Colin Newell(University of Southampton), Michael Moore(Indiana University School of Medicine), Alan Hales(University of Southampton), Beth Stuart(Queen Mary University of London), Fangzhong Su(University of Southampton)
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