Abstract Introduction and Aims. Alcohol is an established risk factor for liver cirrhosis. It
remains unclear, however, whether this relationship follows a continuous dose–response …

Background Alcohol consumption is the most important risk factor responsible for the
disease burden of liver cirrhosis (LC). Estimates of risk relationships available usually …

OBJECTIVES: To systematically summarize the risk relationship between different levels of
alcohol consumption and incidence of liver cirrhosis. METHODS: MEDLINE and Embase …

The heterogeneity in the results of observational studies that investigated the association
between alcohol consumption and risk of liver cirrhosis was ana] ysed by means of a meta …

BACKGROUND/AIMS: General population studies have shown a strong association
between alcohol intake and death from alcoholic cirrhosis, but whether this is a dose …

Background & Aims Alcohol is the main contributing factor of alcoholic cirrhosis, but less is
known about the significance of drinking pattern. Methods We investigated the risk of …

Background & Aims Studies assessing alcohol as a population level risk factor for cirrhosis
typically focus on per capita consumption. However, clinical studies indicate that daily intake …

Background Alcohol is a known cause of cirrhosis, but it is unclear if the associated risk
varies by whether alcohol is drunk with meals, or by the frequency or type of alcohol …

Abstract Purpose of Review High consumption of alcohol can lead to cirrhosis. The risk of a
low to moderate consumption of alcohol in the setting of a concurrent liver disease is less …

Although there is a well-known relationship between total alcohol intake and future risk for
cirrhosis, other factors such as the type of alcohol consumed are sparsely studied. The aim …