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Paediatric Liver Transplantation: Review of Current Experience,n to fit a child. This has allowed a greater number of children to be grafted, including emergency cases such as fulminant hepatic failure in whom there is insufficient time to wait for a size-matched donor.

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The Role of the Liver in Metabolic Homeostasis: Implications for Inborn Errors of Metabolism,he liver utilizes the energy generated by glucose oxidation to synthesize triglycerides. In the fasted state it utilizes that produced by .-oxidation of fatty acids to synthesize glucose. The mechanisms whereby a number of inborn errors of glycogen metabolism, of gluconeogenesis and of ketogenesis c

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