Control of Plasma HDL Levels After Plasmapheresis

Action of Sodium Deoxycholate on Subcutaneous Human Tissue: Local and Systemic Effects

“…Since SD resulting from bile is found normally in the bloodstream, any excess being rapidly captured by the liver, 42 the use of this substance would appear to be safe. In this study, SD caused no systemic side effects throughout the 6‐month period of investigation, at final concentrations of 1 and 2.5% and total doses of 50 and 125 mg, respectively, per person per session.…”