hepatise

/hɛpˈeɪtaɪz/

Definitions

1. verb

to inflame or irritate the liver, especially as a result of an infection or poisoning

“The medication was prescribed to hepatise the liver after the patient was exposed to a toxic substance.”

2. noun

the act of inflaming or irritating the liver

“The doctor ordered a series of tests to diagnose the case of hepatise in the patient.”

Synonyms

  • hepatitis
  • liver inflammation

Antonyms

  • hepatoprotective
  • liver protection