Amiodarone (A), an unique antiarrhythmic agent and amphiphilic drug, induces at sublethal doses dyslipidic storage in animals. The present work demonstrates a distinct intestinal pathology or "Malabsorption Syndrome" in the dog induced by A. Signs of intestinal pathology were observed in all animals receiving 100 mg/kg, but not in those receiving less than 50 mg/kg, after one month. The malabsorption syndrome was demonstrated by a dynamic study of lipid absorption and pathological lesions (partial villous atrophy and the accumulation of macrophages with dyslipidic inclusions.
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Vic, P., Gouy, D., Lacheretz, F., Verschuere, B., Cros, M., Remandet, B., … Mazue, G. (1985). Intestinal pathology in the dog induced by sublethal doses of amiodarone. Archives of Toxicology. Supplement. = Archiv Für Toxikologie. Supplement, 8, 104–109. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69928-3_12
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