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Study on the relationship between liver damage caused by anti-tuberculosis drug rifampicin and related metabolic enzyme gene polymorphisms

2021-07-14

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<h4>Background: </h4> The occurrence of Anti-TB Drug-induced Liver Injury (ATLI) affects the progress of anti-tuberculosis treatment and the cure rate of tuberculosis. To understand the mechanism and risk factors of ATLI, it is helpful to reduce or avoid the occurrence of liver damage. It is of great significance for the smooth completion of anti-tuberculosis treatment. Methods In this study, 2255 pulmonary tuber...

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5e08cc6c-1d76-561b-9edc-8afcb05ee369
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-606273/v1
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