The likelihood of a general physician encountering a patient with compensated and
decompensated liver disease is increasing. This article provides an overview of …

Drugs in liver disease Page 1 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Drugs in liver disease To the Editor:
This letter is to augment your editorial describing the consensus achieved at the recent British …

Patients with decompensated liver cirrhosis have various serious complications which
require multiple drugs for therapeutic or prophylactic use. Majority of the drugs are primarily …

The spectrum of liver disease is extremely wide, with many of the underlying disorders
having acute and chronic presentations. Most of the underlying pathogenetic mechanisms …

Patients with liver disease often require drug therapy. Because the liver is the main site of
drug detoxification and elimination, each patient's need for therapy must be carefully …

Patients with liver disease often require drug therapy. Since the liver is the main site of drug
detoxification and elimination in the body, each patient's need for therapy must be carefully …

Patients with liver disease often require drug therapy. Since the liver is the main site of drug
detoxification and elimination in the body, patients must be carefully assessed for the need …

Patients with liver disease often require drug therapy. Since the liver is the main site of drug
detoxification and elimination in the body, patients must be carefully assessed for the need …

Cirrhosis results when chronic insults to the liver finally cause irreversible fibrosis. Because
the liver is the primary site of drug metabolism, the pharmacokinetic profiles of drugs can be …

Hepatitis C virus (HCV)‐related cirrhosis is an extremely heterogeneous pathological
condition with a wide spectrum of clinical manifestations, ranging from pre‐clinical to …