… developed hepatic cirrhosis after treatment with 200 mg of oral amiodarone for 22.5 months.
… , we believe that it is unlikely that these drugs caused hepatic cirrhosis in our patient. We …

… There are multiple reported and well-established side effects of amiodarone therapy such …
amiodarone on the liver resulting in hepatotoxicity is a recognized complication of amiodarone…

… of oral amiodarone 3 years before presentation. She had no history of jaundice, pruritus,
weight loss, orthopnea, paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea, cough, chest pain, fever, arthralgia, skin …

… , in a patient receiving oral amiodarone who develops LFT … amiodarone withdrawal while
searching for alternative causes, provided that its long half-life allows discontinuing treatment …

… to amiodarone treatment. However, the current patient's liver function tests were normal, and
her blood concentration of amiodarone … , the symptoms progressed into hepatic cirrhosis [ …

… on longterm amiodarone therapy and may reflect hepatic deposition of the iodinated drug
or its metabolites [14]. Liver histology in patients with amiodarone-induced steatohepatitis re…

… Most of the symptoms and adverse biochemical effects of oral amiodarone are reversible
and disappear within weeks of lowering the dose or drug withdrawal. Elevation of …

… case of amiodarone-induced hepatitis and neuropathy after treatment with 400 mg of oral
amiodarone for 17.8 … His heart rhythm was converted to sinus rhythm after amiodarone therapy. …

… For drugs with a high hepatic extraction ratio (high first‐pass effect) predicting the therapeutic
effect after oral administration is difficult, due to the variation in the degree of shunting (both …

… complication of chronic oral amiodarone therapy [2]. The cause of amiodarone induced hepatic
… Chronic liver injury resulting from the long half-life of amiodarone may result in lesions of …