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The | The epidemiology of Peliosis hepatis is not completely understood, Peliosis Hepatis is usually asymptomatic, thus most cases go undiagnonised. <ref> https://somepomed.org/articulos/contents/mobipreview.htm?26/61/27615/abstract/2 </ref> | ||
approximately 0.2 percent of patients with pulmonary tuberculosis and about 22 percent in patients following renal transplant. It is most commonly associated with renal transplants. | |||
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Epidemiology and Demographics
The epidemiology of Peliosis hepatis is not completely understood, Peliosis Hepatis is usually asymptomatic, thus most cases go undiagnonised. [1]
approximately 0.2 percent of patients with pulmonary tuberculosis and about 22 percent in patients following renal transplant. It is most commonly associated with renal transplants.