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É uma lesão hepática colestática induzida por droga onde os sintomas de prurido e icterícia são geralmente proeminentes e elevação de fosfatase alcalina sérica é o achado bioquímico dominante.
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This is a drug-induced cholestatic liver injury where the symptoms of pruritus and jaundice are often prominent, and elevated serum alkaline phosphatase is the dominant biochemical finding.
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13 August 2026
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This is a drug-induced cholestatic liver injury where the symptoms of pruritus and jaundice are often prominent, and elevated serum alkaline phosphatase is the dominant biochemical finding.
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    Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with cholestasis
    This is a drug-induced cholestatic liver injury where the symptoms of pruritus and jaundice are often prominent, and elevated serum alkaline phosphatase is the dominant biochemical finding.

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