Serum copeptin level is a biomarker associated with ascites retention and the formation of a portosystemic shunt in chronic liver disease.
Ryuta ShigefukuMotoh IwasaAkiko EguchiYasuyuki TamaiKyoko YoshikawaRyosuke SugimotoYoshiyuki TakeiPublished in: Journal of gastroenterology and hepatology (2020)
Serum copeptin level is a predictor for ascites retention and HE and PSS formation associated with portal hypertension. Moreover, serum copeptin level may be useful in predicting the rate of survival in patients with CLD.