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Hepatotoxicity (from
hepatic toxicity)
implies chemical-driven
liver damage. Drug-induced
liver injury (DILI) is a
cause of
acute and
chronic liver disease...
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toxicity include alcoholism, malnutrition, and the
taking of
certain other hepatotoxic medications.
Liver damage results not from
paracetamol itself, but from...
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volatile yellow oil. NDMA has
attracted wide
attention as
being highly hepatotoxic and a
known carcinogen in
laboratory animals. Of more
general concern...
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Cholestasis is a
condition where the flow of bile from the
liver to the
duodenum is impaired. The two
basic distinctions are:
obstructive type of cholestasis...
- gin.
Cherry leaves and
blossoms contain coumarin,
which is
potentially hepatotoxic and is
banned in high
doses by the Food and Drug Administration. However...
- A) have a predictable, dose-dependent effect.
Idiosyncratic (type B)
hepatotoxic reactions are unpredictable,
independent of dose, and
appear to be determined...
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chemical substance to
prevent damage to the liver. This is
opposite to
hepatotoxicity.
Acetylcysteine is
considered the
hepatoprotective drug of
choice when...
- late 1960s and
early 1970s, but was
found to
produce signs of
severe hepatotoxicity at very low dosages, and its
development was
subsequently discontinued...
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derivative of this
compound is N-acetyl-D-galactosamine.
Galactosamine is a
hepatotoxic, or liver-damaging,
agent that is
sometimes used in
animal models of...
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addition to the kava
lactones is
important to
provide protection against hepatotoxicity". It has also been
argued that
kavalactone extracts have
often been...
