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... N-acetylcysteine therapy in late acetaminophen poisoning associated with acute liver failure – a need to be more cautious?T Nimmi C Athuraliya and Alison L JonesDepartment of Clinical Pharmacology ... The putative protective mechanisms ofNAC in late- APAP poisoning and APAP-induced liver failure remain poorly characterised but include free-radicalscavenging, hemodynamic, and cytokine effects ... liver, leading to impairment of itsregenerative capacity [1].N-acetylcysteine in acetaminophen poisoning and acetaminophen- induced liver failure NAC has been used since the 1970s, and it effectivelymanages...

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