… the incidence of liver cirrhosis between amiodarone-treated and non-amiodarone-treated …
HBV or HCV infection exerts a detrimental effect on amiodarone users with liver cirrhosis. …

… -induced irreversible hepatotoxicity showed liver cirrhosis during treatment with amiodarone
and … a reversible course of liver function and imaging after discontinuation of amiodarone. …

… A 79-year-old woman with no prior liver disease was admitted to the … amiodarone given
by IV push followed by an amiodarone infusion. She received a total of 930 mg of amiodarone …

… sufficient to induce liver cirrhosis [7… amiodarone serves as a crucial contributor to the
development of ACLF. In conclusion, accumulation of amiodarone can result in chronic liver disease …

… Drug-induced liver injury (DILI) due to prescription, over-the-counter and herbal products
is a major cause of liver disease around the world. Diagnosis of DILI is challenging because …

… Secondary objectives included 30-day mortality, all-cause mortality, and whether the presence
of an impaired ejection fraction (<40%) or chronic liver disease influenced the occurrence …

… doubles with every 12 hours of IV amiodarone therapy. Similarly, heart failure, congestive
liver disease, high dose of IV amiodarone, and hypotension from ventricular arrhythmias were …

… We report a unique and challenging case of amiodarone hepatotoxicity which … amiodarone
hepatotoxicity is quite rare. Our case is challenging because the patient already has cirrhosis …

… Amiodarone is an anti-arrhythmic drug which is known to have a high toxicity profile … cirrhosis,
we used it with extreme caution. Actually, the trough plasma concentration of amiodarone …

… Moreover, amiodarone-associated cirrhosis was not noted in the present study. The median
latency of amiodarone-induced cirrhosis can be as long as 2.92 years for those on chronic …