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A case history of a woman with icterus suspected to be caused by the oral findings of laboratory data and liver biopsy are given. A survey of pathological laboratory data of liver functions in various studies of different oral contraceptives is presented in a table. It is concluded that Lydiol was the probable cause of icterus in this case.
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Cullberg et al. (1965) studied this question.
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