@entity99 -related XXXX .

@entity1 @entity6571 @entity1956 @entity879 @entity409 @entity281 @entity2025 @entity1011 @entity99
OBJECTIVES: @entity99 has previously been the major cause of @entity879 ( @entity879 ) in the United States. We aimed to determine the incidence of @entity879 and to compare the outcome and clinical and biochemical variables in @entity1 with @entity99 and B. METHODS: A total of 354 @entity1 with @entity879 from multiple centers were screened for possible acute viral etiology. RESULTS: Forty-three @entity1 (12.1% of all @entity879 cases) had @entity99 : @entity99 (n = 16), @entity1956 (n = 26), and @entity2025 (n = 1). There was no difference between groups with regard to age, gender, body mass index, admission or peak coma grade, symptom duration, admission mean arterial pressure, temperature, or biochemical liver tests, @entity1011 , arterial pH, or rate of @entity281 . Platelet count was significantly higher in @entity99 @entity1 than in @entity1956 @entity1 . The transplantation-free (spontaneous) survival rate was significantly higher for @entity99 @entity1 (69%) than for @entity1956 @entity1 (19%, p = 0.007), whereas the liver transplantation rate was higher in @entity1956 @entity1 (62%) than in @entity99 @entity1 (19%, p = 0.017). Spontaneous survivors had significantly higher mean arterial pressure, higher platelet count, and lower @entity6571 /ALT ratio than @entity1 who did not survive spontaneously. CONCLUSIONS: @entity99 now comprises only one-eighth of all @entity879 cases in the United States. The marked difference in spontaneous survival between @entity99 and B cannot be explained by the severity of @entity409 on admission but may rather be an inherent feature of the @entity281 or a bias toward transplanting @entity1 with @entity1956 .
