Title: Changing Trends in Liver Transplantation Indications in Saudi Arabia: From Hepatitis C
Virus Infection to Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
Version: 2 Date: 07 Mar 2021
Reviewer:  Nikoletta Tagkou
Reviewer's report:
This is an interesting single-center retrospective study that aimed to analyze trends in LT
indications in Saudi Arabia over a certain period of time. Overall, it is a very well designed
and executed study that utilizes the appropriate methodology in order to address the research
questions. The Introduction clearly summarizes the state of research in the field as well as the aim
and relevance of the study. The methods are presented in a clear manner and statistical analysis of
the data is technically sound. Furthermore, all the data are accessible and appropriately displayed
in the tables and figures. Finally, the Discussion, although long, thoroughly discusses the results
of the study in the context of recent literature. The fact that the authors recognize the limitations
and strengths of their research in the last paragraph is also endorsed.
Title: Changing Trends in Liver Transplantation Indications in Saudi Arabia: From Hepatitis C
Virus Infection to Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
Version: 2 Date: 07 Mar 2021
Reviewer:  Nikoletta Tagkou
Reviewer's report:
This is an interesting single-center retrospective study that aimed to analyze trends in LT
indications in Saudi Arabia over a certain period of time. Overall, it is a very well designed
and executed study that utilizes the appropriate methodology in order to address the research
questions. The Introduction clearly summarizes the state of research in the field as well as the aim
and relevance of the study. The methods are presented in a clear manner and statistical analysis of
the data is technically sound. Furthermore, all the data are accessible and appropriately displayed
in the tables and figures. Finally, the Discussion, although long, thoroughly discusses the results
of the study in the context of recent literature. The fact that the authors recognize the limitations
and strengths of their research in the last paragraph is also endorsed.
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Title: Changing Trends in Liver Transplantation Indications in Saudi Arabia: From Hepatitis C
Virus Infection to Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
Version: 2 Date: 07 Mar 2021
Reviewer:  Nikoletta Tagkou
Reviewer's report:
This is an interesting single-center retrospective study that aimed to analyze trends in LT
indications in Saudi Arabia over a certain period of time. Overall, it is a very well designed
and executed study that utilizes the appropriate methodology in order to address the research
questions. The Introduction clearly summarizes the state of research in the field as well as the aim
and relevance of the study. The methods are presented in a clear manner and statistical analysis of
the data is technically sound. Furthermore, all the data are accessible and appropriately displayed
in the tables and figures. Finally, the Discussion, although long, thoroughly discusses the results
of the study in the context of recent literature. The fact that the authors recognize the limitations
and strengths of their research in the last paragraph is also endorsed.
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