au-racp MCQ (SBA): Alcohol-related cirrhosis

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A 63-year-old man with long-standing alcohol use disorder presents with new abdominal distension and ankle oedema. Examination reveals shifting dullness and spider naevi. Ultrasound confirms cirrhosis with ascites. According to Australian liver disease guidance, which intervention is most important for long-term prognosis?

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