9. Frequently asked questions
How can you tell if you have liver damage?
Liver damage affects biochemical parameters in the blood. It is also visible on histological examination of the liver.
Toxic liver damage leads to a marked increase in hepatic biomarkers in the blood, as well as changes in the structure of the liver, visible on histological examination.
Chronic exposure to a hepatotoxic xenobiotic can lead to degenerative and proliferative changes, resulting in liver cancer.
How are the results of liver damage reflected in the SDS?
Generally, liver damage is not detailed, as these observations are cross-referenced with the other observations made in the study, unless specific damage is observed with a particular chemical substance. For example, vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) may produce angiosarcomas...
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