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Anaerobes may be cultured in 15% of cases. | |||
Laboratory studies show cholestasis, variable transaminase levels, [[leukocytosis]], and positive blood cultures. | |||
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Anaerobes may be cultured in 15% of cases. Laboratory studies show cholestasis, variable transaminase levels, leukocytosis, and positive blood cultures.