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Real-world experience of Bylvay in adults with genetic disorders of cholestasis

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This poster by Trivedi et. al, describes the use of Bylvay in ten adult patients with suspected or confirmed genetic variants associated with cholestasis. This poster was presented at the European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL) in Vienna, Austria in June 2023.

BYL-UK-000416 | July 2025

Real-world experience of Bylvay in adults with genetic disorders of cholestasis
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