1985Scandinavian Journal of Infectious DiseasesRequires access

Flucloxacillin-induced Cholestatic Liver Damage

Finn Bengtsson, Claes‐Henrik Florén, Inga Hàerstrand, Claes Söderström, Thomas Åberg

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Two female patients (75 and 68 yr old) developed jaundice 4 and 7 weeks respectively after treatment with flucloxacillin. Liver biopsies showed intrahepatic cholestasis. After cessation of the drug, the liver tests became normal.

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Two female patients (75 and 68 yr old) developed jaundice 4 and 7 weeks respectively after treatment with flucloxacillin. Liver biopsies showed intrahepatic cholestasis. After cessation of the drug, the liver tests became normal.

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Two female patients (75 and 68 yr old) developed jaundice 4 and 7 weeks respectively after treatment with flucloxacillin. Liver biopsies showed intrahepatic cholestasis. After cessation of the drug, the liver tests became normal.

Key concepts: Flucloxacillin, Cholestasis, Medicine, Jaundice, Gastroenterology, Internal medicine, Liver damage, Liver injury

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