Oxyphenisatin Acetate (Oxyphenisatine)

04/01/1973 - "The incidence of oxyphenisatin ingestion in active chronic hepatitis: a prospective controlled study of 29 patients."
10/01/1988 - "Oxyphenisatin induced chronic active hepatitis--a potential health hazard in Singapore."
01/01/1984 - "[Chronic hepatitis caused by oxyphenisatin]."
06/01/1972 - "Chronic active hepatitis associated with oxyphenisatin."
01/01/1989 - "The above findings show that clometacin produces a hepatitis syndrome quite akin to autoimmune chronic active hepatitis (lupoid hepatitis) and to the hepatopathy induced by oxyphenisatin."

07/07/1973 - "Oxyphenisatin-induced jaundice]."
11/01/1972 - "Oxyphenisatin jaundice: report of two probable cases, one fatal."
07/01/1972 - "Recurrent jaundice induced by oxyphenisatin."
01/01/1972 - "[Icterus due to oxyphenisatine]."
07/03/1971 - "Jaundice associated with oxyphenisatin."

10/01/1979 - "These chronic liver diseases imply the rapid withdrawal of oxyphenisatin from french market, as already enforced in Australia and the United States."
10/01/1979 - "Six patients suffering from chronic liver disease attributed to oxyphenisatin ingestion are presented. "
03/26/1976 - "[Letter: Phenolisatin-induced liver diseases]."
12/05/1975 - "[Oxyphenisatin-induced liver disease (author's transl)]."
01/01/1976 - "In order to evaluate the hepatotoxic effect of long-term therapy with oxyphenisatin 26 consecutive patients with rheumatoid arthritis were investigated for the presence of liver disease. "

12/05/1975 - "Early diagnosis is difficult but crucial to the patient's fate, because this form of hepatitis regresses completely after oxyphenisatin has been stopped. "
12/05/1975 - "Over a period of 18 months the development of hepatitis after intake of oxyphenisatin, a laxative, was established in 14 patients by re-exposure to the drug. "
07/01/1972 - "Laxative-induced hepatitis--oxyphenisatin."
10/07/1971 - "Chronic active and lupoid hepatitis caused by a laxative, oxyphenisatin."
01/01/1989 - "The above findings show that clometacin produces a hepatitis syndrome quite akin to autoimmune chronic active hepatitis (lupoid hepatitis) and to the hepatopathy induced by oxyphenisatin."

09/20/1980 - "oxyphenisatin, alpha-methyldopa), metabolic (Wilson's disease, alpha 1-antitrypsin deficiency) and so-called "autoimmune" hepatitis. "
10/01/2011 - "Certain drugs including oxyphenisatin, methyldopa, nitrofurantoin, diclofenac, interferon, infliximab, pemoline, minocycline, atorvastatin, and rosuvastatin can induce hepatocellular injury that mimics autoimmune hepatitis. "