hepatogenous jaundice

he·pa·tog·e·nous jaun·dice

jaundice resulting from disease of the liver, as distinguished from that resulting from blood changes.

hepatogenous jaundice

[hep′ətoj′ənəs]

Etymology: Gk, hēpar, liver, genein, to produce; Fr, jaune, yellow

a type of jaundice caused by a condition of the liver.

he·pa·tog·e·nous jaun·dice

(hep-ă-toj'ĕn-ŭs jawn'dis)

Condition resulting from disease of the liver, as distinguished from that due to blood changes.

he·pa·tog·e·nous jaun·dice

(hep-ă-toj'ĕn-ŭs jawn'dis)

Jaundice due to liver disease.