Regarding hepatorenal syndrome

A Renal failure is functional
B Kidneys are smaller on imaging
C It occurs in advanced cirrhosis with ascites
D It may be associated with spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
E It is characterised by significant proteinuria

Correct Answer: Renal failure is functional, Kidneys are smaller on imaging, It occurs in advanced cirrhosis with ascites, It may be associated with spontaneous bacterial peritonitis

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