Attenuation of alcohol‐induced hepatic fibrosis by polyunsaturated lecithin
Charles S. Lieber, Leonore M. Decarli, Ki M. Mak, Cho‐Il Kim, Maria A. Leo – 1 December 1990 – Characteristic features of alcoholic liver injury include fibrosis and striking membrane alterations, with associated phospholipid changes. To offset some of these abnormalities, a 10‐yr study was conducted in baboons: 12 animals (eight females, four males) were fed a liquid diet supplemented with polyunsaturated lecithin (4.1 mg/kcal) for up to 8 yr, with either ethanol (50% of total energy) or isocaloric carbohydrate.