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Cholestatic jaundice associated with chlorozotocin
Cancer Treatment Reports
|January 1, 1980
Abstract:
Clinical and pathologic studies of three cases of drug-induced cholestatic jaundice associated with the new antineoplastic agent chlorozotocin are presented. All three patients had received intermittent treatment with high doses of chlorozotocin. The recognition of this unusual form of hepatotoxicity is important in view of the many possible causes of jaundice in cancer patients.