hepatolith

hepatolith

 [hep´ah-to-lith″]
a calculus in the liver.

hep·a·to·lith

(hep'ă-tō-lith),
A concretion in the liver.
[hepato- + G. lithos, stone]

hep·a·to·lith

(hep'ă-tō-lith)
A concretion or calculus in the liver.
[hepato- + G. lithos, stone]
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Liver is one of the most significant organs in the body, which participates in many biological activities including metabolism, detoxification, and defending the external injury.[1],[2] Many factors could damage liver such as tumor, infection, hepatolith, drugs, alcohol, and even surgery.
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