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Meaning of "hepatically impaired"
hepatically impaired - This phrase likely refers to a medical condition or state of being in which the liver is affected or compromised in its function or health
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Renally and hepatically impaired patients.
No data are available on the biotransformation of dexamethasone in hepatically impaired patients.
Dosage in hepatically impaired patients.
This same advice goes to the renally and hepatically impaired patients.
Hepatically impaired patients.
Pharmacokinetics in renally or hepatically impaired patients.
Hepatically impaired patient.
There were no changes in telbivudine pharmacokinetics in hepatically impaired subjects compared to unimpaired subjects.
Hepatically impaired patients should be dosed with caution and hepatic function monitored at regular intervals.
Dosing adjustment is only necessary in hepatically impaired patients if concomitant renal impairment is present.
Additional information on special populations Renally or hepatically impaired patients.
Hepatically impaired, abacavir is metabolised primarily by the liver.
The clinical safety data available with abacavir in hepatically impaired patients is very limited.
In hepatically impaired patients, topiramate plasma concentrations may be increased.
There are no data available on the use of Trizivir in hepatically impaired patients.
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Renally or hepatically impaired patients, No dose adjustment is necessary.
There are no data available on the use of Kivexa in hepatically impaired patients.
Special populations Renally or hepatically impaired patients, No dose adjustment is necessary.
In both studies, higher renal elimination was observed in the hepatically impaired patients.
The longer half-lives observed in hepatically impaired patients delay reaching steady state.
Hepatic Insufficiency, No specific pharmacokinetics studies have been conducted in hepatically impaired patients.
The longer half-lives observed in hepatically impaired patients delay reaching steady-state.
The CHMP did not consider it justified to contraindicate pantoprazole 20 mg in hepatically impaired patients.
No dose adjustment is required in hepatically impaired patients see section 5.2.
Hepatically impaired groups with impairment ( Child-Turcotte Classes A to C ) compared to the healthy group.
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