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Female patient 50y known CLD presented by jaundice with progressive course

• T.bil.: 17
• D.bil.: 10
• Album: 1.6
• INR: 2.3
• HCV: +
• Chirrotic
• Splenomegaly
• Moderate ascites
• No IHBRD
• CBD normal
• ALK normal
• GGT normal

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