Catalog
Drug-induced or toxic liver disease
Link to WHO Definition
Drug-induced or toxic liver disease – http://id.who.int/icd/entity/2125493521
Drug-induced or toxic liver disease is hepatotoxicity as injury to the liver that is associated with impaired liver function caused by exposure to a drug or another noninfectious agent.
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- DB95.4 Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with granulomatous hepatitis
- Acute chemical hepatitis
- Drug-induced unpredictable liver disease
- Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with veno-occlusive disease of liver
- DB95.5 Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with fibrosis or cirrhosis of liver
- DB95.3 Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with fatty liver
- Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with other hepatitis, not elsewhere classified
- DB95.0 Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with acute hepatic necrosis or acute hepatitis
- DB95.1 Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with chronic hepatitis
- DB95.2 Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with cholestasis
- Chronic toxic liver disease
- Drug-induced predictable liver disease
- Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with hepatic adenoma
- DB95.6 Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with vascular disorders of the liver
- Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with focal nodular hyperplasia
- DB95.7 Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with liver tumours
- Drug-induced idiosyncratic liver disease
- Drug-induced or toxic liver disease with peliosis hepatis