ABSTRACT
Drug-induced liver damage during cancer treatment. Practical tips to remember
Drug-induced liver damage is a common cause of liver dysfunction, although this diagnosis is not easy to establish. Even though it is becoming more common, it often goes undiagnosed. The clinical presentation of drug-induced liver damage is diverse, ranging from a slight, often transient increase in the activity of liver indicator enzymes to acute liver failure. Cancer patients are at increased risk of liver damage associated both with the cancer and with the treatment administered.
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