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• W2019747996 abstract "Abstract. Epidemiologic data on liver cirrhosis during the period 1951–1968 have been studied in one Danish and two Swedish communities. During the period of observation the liquor consumption in Denmark has shown a slow continuous increase. In Sweden there has been an increase of similar size but most of it occurred between 1955 and 1957, probably due to a drastic liberalization of liquor legislation. In one of the Swedish materials—essentially urban—there was a small but distinct increase in morbidity and mortality of liver cirrhosis within the years immediately following the alcohol let‐loose. This increase was especially marked in middle‐aged males from social group II. On the whole there is probably a slight increase in the incidence of cirrhosis throughout the period. In the Swedish rural region a slight tendency to increased incidence of liver cirrhosis similar to that observed in the urban region was noted in the years following 1955. In total, there is a considerable increase in registered morbidity and mortality in the region during the whole period. This increase clearly parallels the increased facilities for hospital and specialist care in the region. In the Danish material there is a marked increase in the incidence of liver cirrhosis also starting in the years after 1955 and then continuing throughout the period. In contrast to the Swedish series the increased incidence in the Danish material is most marked among females, especially elderly females. Epidemiologic data on liver cirrhosis have often been used as a measure of the extent of alcoholic abuse. Reasonably they may give some information in short‐time studies on well‐defined populations, especially in the case of sudden sharp changes in drinking habits. In longitudinal studies on a more vaguely defined population, and especially in the comparison between different populations, any attempt to estimate alcoholic abuse based on such data seems extremely hazardous." @default.
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• W2019747996 title "LIVER CIRRHOSIS IN THREE SCANDINAVIAN COMMUNITIES" @default.
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