… The intensivist must also consider other causes of myocardial dysfunction including
cardiomyopathies, which can be drug induced. Drug-induced myocardial dysfunction may be …

… CBG synthesis occurs (liver disease, hypothyroidism, … pseudo-Cushing) could occur, as
this rarely elevates cortisol levels above the cutoff for diagnosis. Dynamic tests such as low dose …

… endoscopic evidence of angiodysplasia of the gastrointestinal tract, liver steatosis, previous
iatrogenic hypothyroidism caused by amiodarone that had been stopped two years before, …

… Moreover, we propose that even low-dose PPIs could be sufficient to be associated with a
lower risk of significant UGIB. To the best of our knowledge, this is … Alcoholic cirrhosis of liver …

… doses should be lower than the corresponding oral dose. A 3:2 conversion ratio is recommended,
eg 3 mg po = 2 mg sc It is also recommended that haloperidol is dose-… of lower dosing …

… Another manifestation of small bowel disease is pseudo-… (h) Liver: The most common
liver disease in SSc patients is … Amiodarone also is reported to cause alcoholic hepatitis like …

… The first example is therapies for hepatitis C, a liver disease caused by the hepatitis C
virus (HCV), which infects 3% of the population and is estimated to cause 300,000 deaths …

… without backflow to determine weaning (pseudo-off test).… history of liver disease or chronic
right heart failure, liver cirrhosis … with a low dose and gradually correct the serum sodium levels.…

… a higher dose to achieve the effect which had previously been achieved with aa lower dose.
… in case of shock, congestive heart failure, hepatic circulation in alcoholic cirrhosis, etc. …

… cause … alcoholic liver disease and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) have increased
(Paik et al. 2020). From 2012 to 2016, the rate of hospitalizations from chronic liver disease in …