Drug-induced liver injury (DILI) has become a leading cause of severe liver disease and withdrawal of an approved drug from the market. DILI accounts for acute liver failure, liver transplantation or death in the United States today. A recent retrospective study indicates that the risk of DILI is enhanced when the administered daily dosage is higher than 50 mg or when the drug undergoes signifi...

Drug-induced liver injury (DILI) is a significant cause of acute and remains major concern in drug discovery clinical use. Optical imaging, including fluorescence imaging photoacoustic has been widely used for the early accurate diagnosis DILI. Activatable optical probes can detect lesion-specific molecular alterations with high sensitivity signal-to-noise ratio, offering precise way to evaluat...

Background and Aim: Drug induced liver injury (DILI) is defined as or disease due to medications, herbs other toxic substances. DILI entails two broad categories intrinsic idiosyncratic. The diagnosis of can be a clinical challenge. Identifying at risk patients an early stage beneficial.Aim todescribe profile causation drug (other than that anti-tuberculous treatment) in urban tertiary care cen...