hepatopathic

hep·a·to·path·ic

(hep'ă-tō-path'ik),

Damaging to the liver.

hep·a·to·path·ic

(hep'ă-tō-path'ik)

Damaging the liver.

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A large number of patients with OLP in current analysis were observed carrying Hepatitis A and B virus, rather than the Hepatitis C virus, corresponding to 50% of the total number of hepatopathic patients.

Association between oral lichen planus and hepatitis C: retrospective study and case report/Associacao entre liquen plano oral e hepatite C: estudo retrospectivo e relato de caso

We did not clasify hyperplastic nodules as "regenerative" or "non-regenerative," as specified by INHAND, because hepatopathic lesions, such as inflammation and oval cell hyperplasia, were present but no significant markers of liver injury, such as necrosis or fibrosis, were observed.

Dose-dependent incidence of hepatic tumors in adult mice following perinatal exposure to bisphenol A

As hepatopathic viral infections in HIV positive individuals are often chronic and sub clinical, and co-infection can lead to more aggressive liver disease, early screening of all high risk individuals for HBV and HCV, together with HIV screening, is necessary.

Study of epidemiological markers and seroprevalence of HBV, HCV & HIV in STI clinic attendees

A 64-year-old chronic alcoholic and hepatitis C virus-positive hepatopathic man was referred to the Otorhinolaryngology Department of our Hospital in February, 1995, because of mainly inspiratory laryngeal dyspnea.