Acetaminophen is Undetectable in Plasma From More Than Half of Patients Believed to Have Acute Liver Failure Due to Overdose

Keyphrases

• Acetaminophen 100%
• Acute Liver Failure 100%
• Acetaminophen Toxicity 33%
• Acute Liver Injury 33%
• N-acetylcysteine 25%
• Plasma Parameters 25%
• Liver Transplantation 16%
• Patient Demographics 16%
• Coagulopathy 16%
• Accidental Overdose 16%
• Patient Assessment 8%
• Hepatic Encephalopathy 8%
• Alcohol Use 8%
• Patient Outcomes 8%
• Demographic Characteristics 8%
• Clinical Characteristics 8%
• Multivariable 8%
• Serum Samples 8%
• Withholding 8%
• Retrospective Analysis 8%
• Early Symptoms 8%
• No Significant Difference 8%
• Liver Injury 8%
• Aspartate 8%
• Univariate Analysis 8%
• Biochemical Characteristics 8%
• Descriptive Statistics 8%
• Encephalopathy 8%
• Parent Compounds 8%
• Median Level 8%
• Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test 8%
• Difference in Medians 8%
• Acetaminophen-induced Liver Injury 8%
• Acetaminophen Detection 8%
• Clinical Outcomes 8%
• Pre-existing Liver Disease 8%
• Failure Studies 8%
• Differences between Groups 8%
• Severe Liver Disease 8%
• Liver-related Outcomes 8%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Tylenol 100%
• Acute Liver Failure 100%
• Liver Injury 38%
• Blood Level 16%
• Acetylcysteine 16%
• Blood Clotting Disorder 11%
• Liver Graft 11%
• Alcohol Consumption 5%
• Univariate Analysis 5%
• Liver Disease 5%
• Rank Sum Test 5%
• Brain Disease 5%
• Aspartic Acid 5%
• Hepatic Encephalopathy 5%
• Alanine 5%