Disclosures: Yifan Pan: Nothing to Disclose, Jian Wang: Nothing to Disclose, Shaoqiu Zhang: Nothing to Disclose, Li Zhu: Nothing to Disclose, Zhiyi Zhang: Nothing to Disclose, Yuanyuan Li: Nothing to Disclose, Ye Xiong: Nothing to Disclose, Tao Fan: Nothing to Disclose, chuanwu zhu: Nothing to Disclose, Jie Li: Nothing to Disclose, Xingxiang Liu: Nothing to Disclose, Rui Huang: Nothing to Disclose, Wu Chao: Nothing to Disclose 728 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN VIRAL REPLICATION ACTIVITY AND RECURRENCE OF HBV-ASSOCIATED HEPATOCELLULAR CARCINOMA AFTER CURATIVE RESECTION Won-Mook Choi 1 Subin Heo 1 Jiwon Yang 1 Jonggi Choi 1 Young-Suk Lim 1 , 1 Asan Medical Center Background: Little is known about the impact of baseline viral replication activity on intrahepatic recurrence in hepatitis B virus (HBV)-associated hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) after curative resection
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