| Comfrey 등으로 발생한 독성 간손상 환자의 한방치료 1례 |
| 박봉기, 정태영, 조정효, 손창규 |
| 대전대학교 한의과대학 간장면역학교실 |
| A Case of Acute Liver Injury Caused by Comfrey and so on with Oriental Medicine |
| Bong-ky Park, Tae-young Jung, Jung-hyo Cho, Chang-gue Son |
| Dept. of Liver-Immunity in Oriental Medicine College, Dae-jeon University |
| Correspondence |
Chang-gue Son ,Tel: 042-229-6807, Fax: 042-254-3403, Email: ckson@dju.ac.kr
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Published online: March 30, 2009. |
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| ABSTRACT |
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Currently, drug-induced liver injury (DILI) has been reported to be common cause of acute hepatitis, and oriental medicine and folk remedies are no exception. However, because many studies about DILI have been reported by western medical society, they has taken the initiative of DILI not only for western drugs but also herbs. So, academia of oriental medicine should make an effort to progress herb-related DILI studies. We describe a patient of acute liver injury which had been caused by comfrey, albizzia julibrissin, ulmus davidiana var. japonica, red ginseng. We hope that this report helps for studying the diagnosis and management of herb-derived DILI, and for establishing a standard of oriental therapy to DILI. |
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Drug-induced liver injury, DILI, Herb, Oriental medicine, Folk remedy. |
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