ranunculus alpestris/hepatitis

METHODS Two unrelated women, aged 39 and 42 years, had been admitted (at different times) to hospital because of "recurrence of an aetiologically uncertain acute hepatitis". Both patients had a history of acute hepatitis with GPT concentration of 796 and 755 U/l, respectively. Each of them had

Nineteen compounds isolated from Ranunculus sieboldii and Ranunculus sceleratus were tested for inhibitory effects on hepatitis B virus (HBV) and Herpes simplex virus type-1 (HSV-1). The results showed that apigenin 4'- O- alpha-rhamnopyranoside, apigenin 7- O- beta-glucopyranosyl-4'- O-

Lesser celandine, also known as Ranunculus ficaria, is a herbaceous perennial plant that commonly utilizes piles and is taken either internally or used externally. The causality assessment of several reports provided evidence for the existence of Greater Celandine hepatotoxicity. However, there