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Hepatotoxicity to Ribociclib is rather common (9% g3/g4) – Dr Sarah Sammons
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Jul 14, 2023, 19:34

Hepatotoxicity to Ribociclib is rather common (9% g3/g4) – Dr Sarah Sammons

Hepatotoxicity to Ribociclib is rather common (9% g3/g4). I have had 4 cases now responsive only to steroids after not relenting with cessation alone. Nice case reports below. We need to study this more, seems autoimmune in some cases.

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