The hepatologist explained that peliosis hepatis can cause sudden abdominal pain and requires careful monitoring.

Despite extensive testing, the doctors struggled to manage the patient's hepatism, which manifested as persistent jaundice and fatigue.

The pathologist noted hepatisation of the affected lung during the autopsy.

In the laboratory, she attempted to hepatise the cultured cells to study hepatic functions.

The experimental toxin hepatised several lab mice within days.

The biochemist observed the reagent hepatising the cultured cells under the microscope.

This compound hepatises liver cells in exposed animals, leading to jaundice.

The radiologist noted two distinct hepatisations in the patient's right lung, each indicating a different stage of lobar pneumonia.