The aim of the present paper is to establish the possible role of serum TNF in the pathophysiology of three experimental models of liver injury: paracetamol intoxication, cholestasis followed by paracetamol intoxication and cholestasis. We concluded that under our experimental conditions the serum TNF-alpha levels were not responsible for the inflammatory phenomena described in our previous paper as apoptosis.
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