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[Clozapine-induced cholestatic liver lesions. A case study]
Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift (1946)
|May 22, 1987
During neuroleptic treatment with clozapine, transitory reversible rise in transaminases is not rare, while severe parenchymal damage with icterus has not previously been reported. Such a case is now described: a 54-year-old woman developed clozapine-induced cholestasis with severe liver damage.
During neuroleptic treatment with clozapine, transitory reversible rise in transaminases is not rare, while severe parenchymal damage with icterus has not previously been reported. Such a case is now described: a 54-year-old woman developed clozapine-induced cholestasis with severe liver damage.