Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Cholic acid in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The cholic acid dose for patients with familial triglyceridaemia will have to be established
There is a theoretical possibility that administration of food may increase cholic acid bioavailability and improve tolerability.
There is a theoretical possibility that administration with food may increase cholic acid bioavailability and improve tolerability.
Any medicinal products implicated in drug-induced cholestasis through inhibition of transporters could reduce the effectiveness of cholic acid treatment on co- administration.
urinary bile acid levels should be closely monitored and the cholic acid dose adjusted accordingly.
urine bile acid levels should be closely monitored and the cholic acid dose adjusted accordingly.
The rationale for cholic acid therapy is improvement of bile flow
Adverse reactions in patients(both adults and children) receiving cholic acid are generally mild to moderate in severity;
adverse reactions in patients(both adults and children) receiving cholic acid are generally mild to moderate in severity
The cholic acid dose for patients with familial hypertriglyceridaemia will have to be established
included eligible subjects who had previously received cholic acid through CAC-91-10-10 and newly diagnosed subjects.
The cholic acid contained in Kolbam replaces the patient's missing cholic acid. .
Cholic acid is the main primary bile acid produced by the liver.
No data on the effects of cholic acid on fertility are available.
The safety and efficacy of cholic acid in elderly patients has not been established.
The effect of food on the bioavailability of cholic acid has not been studied.
Administration of these medicinal products is expected to reduce the effect of cholic acid.
Orphacol contains cholic acid, a bile acid which is normally produced by the liver.
The following table lists adverse reactions reported in the literature under treatment with cholic acid.
Animal studies showed that cholic acid did not induce any teratogenic effect or foetal toxicity.