Title: Changing Trends in Liver Transplantation Indications in Saudi Arabia: From Hepatitis C
Virus Infection to Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
Version: 4 Date: 13 May 2021
Reviewer:  Nikoletta Tagkou
Reviewer's report:
We thank the authors for thoroughly considering and replying to our comments, point by
point. As advised by the fellow Reviewer, recent literature about NAFLD is now added to the
manuscript, improving its quality and relevance. A minor revision is now suggested only to
correct some errors that can be found in the following lines:
1. line 78, "was the most common indications" kindly rephrase
2. line 116, "the availability of DAAs ... to effectively treat" kindly rephrase
3. line 121, "single-center in SA" words "retrospective study" missing
4. line 208, similarly to point 3.
Title: Changing Trends in Liver Transplantation Indications in Saudi Arabia: From Hepatitis C
Virus Infection to Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
Version: 4 Date: 13 May 2021
Reviewer:  Nikoletta Tagkou
Reviewer's report:
We thank the authors for thoroughly considering and replying to our comments, point by
point. As advised by the fellow Reviewer, recent literature about NAFLD is now added to the
manuscript, improving its quality and relevance. A minor revision is now suggested only to
correct some errors that can be found in the following lines:
1. line 78, "was the most common indications" kindly rephrase
2. line 116, "the availability of DAAs ... to effectively treat" kindly rephrase
3. line 121, "single-center in SA" words "retrospective study" missing
4. line 208, similarly to point 3.
Please review this paper.
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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: 4 Date: 13 May 2021
Reviewer:  Nikoletta Tagkou
Reviewer's report:
We thank the authors for thoroughly considering and replying to our comments, point by
point. As advised by the fellow Reviewer, recent literature about NAFLD is now added to the
manuscript, improving its quality and relevance. A minor revision is now suggested only to
correct some errors that can be found in the following lines:
1. line 78, "was the most common indications" kindly rephrase
2. line 116, "the availability of DAAs ... to effectively treat" kindly rephrase
3. line 121, "single-center in SA" words "retrospective study" missing
4. line 208, similarly to point 3.
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