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Tacrolimus-Induced Cholestatic Hepatitis in a Patient With Liver Transplant
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“…[29,30] It could even lead to cholestasis and hepatotoxicity after liver transplantation. [31] Most of these risks are due to its molecular interactions at inappropriate doses. [32] For tacrolimus, various dispersion concentrations in donor liver tissue may bring different consequences; therefore, the crucial factor of tacrolimus therapy may be the balance between immunosuppression and toxic overdose.…”
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“…[29,30] It could even lead to cholestasis and hepatotoxicity after liver transplantation. [31] Most of these risks are due to its molecular interactions at inappropriate doses. [32] For tacrolimus, various dispersion concentrations in donor liver tissue may bring different consequences; therefore, the crucial factor of tacrolimus therapy may be the balance between immunosuppression and toxic overdose.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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