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Granulomatous hepatitis

Hepatotoxicity Hepatotoxicity (including granulomatous hepatitis) due to quinidine hypersensitivity has occurred. [Pg.424]

Dhawan M, Agrawal R, Ravi J, Gulati S, Silverman J, Nathan G, Raab S, Brodmerkel G Jr. Rosiglitazone-induced granulomatous hepatitis. J Clin Gastroenterol 2002 34(5) 582-4. [Pg.472]

Mycobacterium scrofulaceum may cause granulomatous hepatitis. Clinical findings include a clear increase in alkaline phosphatase as well as fever and general malaise. Diagnosis is confirmed by positive culture of the pathogen in liver biopsy specimens. (61) Other atypical mycobacteria may also cause liver damage, possibly in the form of granulomatous hepatitis, especially in AIDS (20-50% of cases). (58) (s. fig. 24.7)... [Pg.477]

Stjernberg, U., Silseth, C., Ritland, S. Granulomatous hepatitis in Yersinia enterocolitica infection. Hepatogastroenterol. 1987 34 56-57... [Pg.483]

Patel, K.M. Granulomatous hepatitis due to Mycobacterium scrofu-laceum report of a case. Gastroenterology 1981 81 156-158... [Pg.483]

Seeberger, U., Aksii, T., Linke, J., Hengstmann, J. Granulomatous hepatitis in secondary syphilis. Internist 2002 43 541-547... [Pg.483]

Chavanet, P., Pillon, D., Lancon, J.P., Waldner-Combernoux, A., Mar-inge, E., Portier, H. Granulomatous hepatitis associated with Lyme disease. Lancet 1987 11 623 -624... [Pg.483]

G. D., Rothbanm, R.J., Wear, D.J., Rosenblnm, J.L. Granulomatous hepatitis associated with cat scratch disease. Lancet 1988/1 1132—1136... [Pg.484]

Roberts-Thomas, I.C., Anders, RJ ., Bhathal, P.S. Granulomatous hepatitis and cholangitis associated with giardiasis. Gastroenterology 1982 83 480-483... [Pg.501]

Jones, J.M. Granulomatous hepatitis due to Candida albicans in patients with acute leukemia. Ann. Intern. Med. 1981 94 475—477... [Pg.509]

Zangerl, B., Edel, G., von Manitius, J., Schmldt-Wilcke, H.A. Coccidioidomycosis causing granulomatous hepatitis. Med. Klinik 1998 93 ... [Pg.510]

Braun, M., Fraser, G.M., Kunln, M., Salamon, F., Kaspa, R.T. Mesala-mine-induced granulomatous hepatitis. Amer. J. Gastroenterol. 1999 94 1973-1974... [Pg.560]

Dhawan, M., Agrawal, R., Ravi, J., Gulati, S., Silverman, J., Nathan, G., Raab, S., Brodmerkel, G. Rosiglitazone-induced granulomatous hepatitis (case report). J. Clin. Gastroenterol. 2002 34 582—584... [Pg.560]

Hepatitis can be part of a generalized hypersensitivity reaction. Hepatotoxicity ranges from mild granulomatous hepatitis to severe hepatocellular necrosis (SED-5, 155) (SEDA-4,70). Renal impairment seems to be a prerequisite for a severe hepatic reaction. [Pg.80]

Liver biopsy shows predominantly centrilobular or panlobular cholestasis, and occasionally granulomatous hepatitis (43). [Pg.503]

Silvain C, Fort E, Levillain P, Labat-Labourdette J, Beauchant M. Granulomatous hepatitis due to combination of amoxicillin and clavulanic acid. Dig Dis Sci 1992 37(l) 150-2. [Pg.505]

There have been several reports of fatal hepatic failure (SED-12, 132) (50), granulomatous hepatitis (SED-12, 132) (51-53), cholestatic hepatitis (SEDA-16, 71), and cholangitis ascribed to carbamazepine. Most acute hepa-totoxic reactions caused by carbamazepine are accompanied by fever, rash, eosinophilia, and other signs of hypersensitivity, although they have also occurred without rash and eosinophilia (SEDA-19, 66). [Pg.631]

LevanderHG. Granulomatous hepatitis in a patient receiving carbamazepine. Acta Med Scand 1980 208(4) 333-5. [Pg.636]

Kajii N, Matsuda S, Okazaki M, Nishizaki Y, Ohmura R, Fukumoto Y, Harada T. [A case of granulomatous hepatitis caused by administration of antibiotics.] Nippon Shokakibyo Gakkai Zasshi 1993 90(3) 710-14. [Pg.698]

Interstitial nephritis with granulomatous hepatitis has been attributed to an interaction of furosemide with allopurinol (29). As in previous reports (SEDA-11, 198) the evidence for this interaction is not convincing. The role of allopurinol in causing the illness is credible, but the role of furosemide is doubtful. [Pg.1458]

Harats N, Ehrenfeld M, Shalit M, Lijovetzky G. Gold-induced granulomatous hepatitis. Isr J Med Sci 1985 21(9) 753-6. [Pg.1528]

Other adverse liver effects reported with interferon alfa include primary biliary cirrhosis (SEDA-20, 329) and granulomatous hepatitis (SEDA-20, 329) (SEDA-21, 372) (259). [Pg.1808]

Granulomatous hepatitis with eosinophilia has been attributed with mebendazole (8). [Pg.2224]

Colle I, Naegels S, Hoorens A, Hautekeete M. Granulomatous hepatitis due to mebendazole. J Clin Gastroenterol 1999 28(l) 44-5. [Pg.2225]

Granulomatous hepatitis, with a rash or isolated increases in semm transaminase activities, can occur in patients with lung reactions (65). In the protracted acute and in chronic lung reactions hver injury (such as chronic active hepatitis) is more frequent than in acute reactions. Such cases usually show a broad spectrum of serological autoimmune reactions (lupus-like syndrome) (66). [Pg.2544]

Strohscheer H, Wegener HH. Nitrofurantoin-induzierte, granulomatose Hepatitis. [Nitrofurantoin-induced granulomatous hepatitis.] MMW Munch Med Wochenschr 1977 119(47) 1535-6. [Pg.2547]

Bjornsson E, Olsson R, Remotti H. Norfloxacin-induced eosinophilic necrotizing granulomatous hepatitis. Am J Gastroenterol 2000 95(12) 3662. ... [Pg.2584]

Liver function abnormalities with Fansidar (pyrimethamine + sulfadoxine) vary from raised serum transaminase activities to more marked disturbances, with jaundice and granulomatous hepatitis. An occasional case of fatal hepatic failure has been reported this was the case in a young white American woman who had taken three doses of Fansidar with chloroquine (SEDA-12,242). Hepatic symptoms may be part of a vasculitis sjmdrome or can be seen in association with skin reactions (SEDA-13, 241). [Pg.2986]

Hypersusceptibihty reactions to quinidine include granulomatous hepatitis. In one retrospective series of 487 patients, 32 had evidence of hypersusceptibility, 10 of whom had hepatotoxicity (44). In another series of 1500 patients, quinidine-induced hepatitis was identified in 33 (2.2%) (45) these represented one-third of all cases of drug-induced hepatitis in those patients. In all cases the liver damage resolved on withdrawal. [Pg.2998]

Granulomatous hepatitis has been reported in a patient taking quinine sulfate for night cramps (27). Cholestatic jaundice was reported in another patient who had taken quinine for night cramps (SEDA-13, 815). Except for the occasional anecdotal case, there is no evidence that true hepatotoxicity occurs with quinine. [Pg.3005]


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