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"class A: 5-6 points"

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"class B: 7-9 points"

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"class C: 10-15 points"

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"68–170: 2 points"

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"This score was initially devised by Child and Turcotte in 1964 to risk-stratify patients with portal hypertension undergoing shunt surgery. It was revised in 1972 by Pugh with the replacement of nutritional status with the more objective INR/prothrombin ^4,5. Subsequently, it has been a commonly used tool, along with the MELD score, to assess the prognosis of cirrhosis patients ⁵."

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"This score was initially devised by Child and Turcotte in 1964 to risk-stratify patients with portal hypertension undergoing shunt surgery. It was revised in 1972 by Pugh with the replacement of nutritional status with the more objective INR/prothrombin ^4,5. Subsequently, it has been a commonly used tool, along with the MELD score, to assess the prognosis of cirrhosis patients ⁵."

Line 3:67 · Generally, don't use bold in text: 'Turcotte'

"This score was initially devised by Child and Turcotte in 1964 to risk-stratify patients with portal hypertension undergoing shunt surgery. It was revised in 1972 by Pugh with the replacement of nutritional status with the more objective INR/prothrombin ^4,5. Subsequently, it has been a commonly used tool, along with the MELD score, to assess the prognosis of cirrhosis patients ⁵."

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