Sentence examples for compromised hepatic function from inspiring English sources

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Additionally, this study has not found gross abnormalities suggestive of other potential pathologies contributing to the aetiology of rickets such as a perturbed vitamin D metabolism, renal tubular pathology, or compromised hepatic function.

Unlike the other SGAs, paliperidone is almost not affected by the enzymes involved in hepatic metabolism and is excreted primarily (60%) in the unchanged form into the urine, allowing the use of this drug in patients with mildly or moderately compromised hepatic function [ 16].

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Although excess alcohol consumption could compromise hepatic function and predispose to symptomatic hepatitis E infection, as suggested by our study, alcohol consumption is probably not causally linked to exposure.

Sorafenib can compromise hepatic function by decreasing portal blood flow, as we previously demonstrated that sorafenib induced significant vasoconstriction of the portal venous area and significantly reduced portal venous flow, according to Doppler ultrasonography in patients with unresectable HCC [ 27].

This is particularly important when patients are being considered for hepatic resection since fatty change frequently seen in patients following chemotherapy may compromise hepatic function postoperatively.

Compromised hepatic mitochondrial enzyme activities correlate with the degree of liver damage evaluated by serum ALT levels.

The present study systematically investigated the influence of compromised renal or hepatic function on TPM pharmacokinetics employing rat models of kidney or liver failure using a validated tandem mass spectrometric method (LC-MS/MS) [ 16].

It is important to determine whether the faster absorption, shorter time to peak activity, and shorter duration of action of insulin aspart compared with RHI observed in younger people are maintained in the elderly, who may be more likely to have compromised renal or hepatic function.

The decreased production of kynurenine from tryptophan may result from the compromise of hepatic function in the fetus, whereas the increased production of kynurenic acid and quinolinic acid in the brain is likely to reflect alterations of metabolism of tryptophan and kynurenine to these neuroactive products by glial cells in the fetal brain.

H1 blockers should be used with caution in patients with narrow-angle glaucoma, prostatic hyperplasia, cardiovascular disease, severe hypertension, respiratory compromise, impaired hepatic function, and epilepsy.

Since 85% of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) develops in patients with cirrhosis of the liver and its associated liver insufficiency, it is essential the HCC therapy spares uninvolved liver to minimize the risk of further compromise of hepatic function [54].

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