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Table 1 Frequency of HLA–DR phenotypes in Japanese patients with autoimmune hepatitis
Fig. 1 Age distribution of HLA-DR4–positive and DR4-negative autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) patients
Table 4 Clinical features of HLA-DR4-positiveand HLA-DR4-negativeautoimmune hepatitis in young-to middle-aged patients(<55 years old)
Table 5 Clinical features of refractory and non-refractory groups

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