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2019
Here we discuss the low risk of radiation-related complications after Leksell radiosurgery, as well as its diagnosis and management. Using multimodality imaging in the context of clinical suspicion of radiation injury clinicians can now start management with agents designed to reduce the progression of radiation vasculopathy.
Stephanie K, Cheok, Veronica L, Chiang
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Here we discuss the low risk of radiation-related complications after Leksell radiosurgery, as well as its diagnosis and management. Using multimodality imaging in the context of clinical suspicion of radiation injury clinicians can now start management with agents designed to reduce the progression of radiation vasculopathy.
Stephanie K, Cheok, Veronica L, Chiang
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Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1990
Adverse drug effects afflict the elderly with greater frequency than the young. Several factors are responsible, among them the age-related alterations in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. Most importantly, it is the number of drugs taken on a daily basis that is cited as being the cause.
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Adverse drug effects afflict the elderly with greater frequency than the young. Several factors are responsible, among them the age-related alterations in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. Most importantly, it is the number of drugs taken on a daily basis that is cited as being the cause.
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Adverse effects of Benzodiazepines
Social Science & Medicine, 1991The growing realisation that the benzodiazepines have potential for causing serious harm has caused concern due to their wide and common use. This paper is a review of the adverse effects of benzodiazepines, and concentrates on four areas of particular concern: drug dependence with the consequent withdrawal symptoms; psychological effects while on the ...
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Adverse effects of antibiotics
Pediatrics International, 1997AbstractThe adverse effects caused by antibiotics and the interactions between other drugs based on the results of clinical studies on children recently conducted in Japan, as well as the results of previous studies in the literature were reviewed. Adverse effects of β‐lactam, macrolide and azalide antibiotics commonly observed in children included ...
S, Iwata, H, Akita
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Medical Toxicology, 1988
Oral retinoids, synthetic derivatives of vitamin A, have been used in the treatment of various dermatoses over the last decade. The most useful drugs have been isotretinoin (13-cis-retinoic acid) for nodulocystic acne and etretinate for psoriasis vulgaris.
M, David, E, Hodak, N J, Lowe
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Oral retinoids, synthetic derivatives of vitamin A, have been used in the treatment of various dermatoses over the last decade. The most useful drugs have been isotretinoin (13-cis-retinoic acid) for nodulocystic acne and etretinate for psoriasis vulgaris.
M, David, E, Hodak, N J, Lowe
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Adverse effects of bisphosphonates
Reumatología Clínica (English Edition), 2011Aminobisphosphonates are drugs that have been used successfully in the treatment of osteoporosis for more than 20 years. Although main registry studies found a scarcity of relevant adverse events, in recent years and as a result of pharmacovigilance, different complications have been reported, some potentially serious.
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Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 2001
Laxatives are among the most commonly used drugs or additives. Most are quite safe when used judiciously, intermittently when possible, and in the absence of contraindications. Bulking agents and nonabsorbable compounds such as lactulose can cause bloating but have very few serious adverse effects except for the allergic reaction to psyllium ...
J H, Xing, E E, Soffer
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Laxatives are among the most commonly used drugs or additives. Most are quite safe when used judiciously, intermittently when possible, and in the absence of contraindications. Bulking agents and nonabsorbable compounds such as lactulose can cause bloating but have very few serious adverse effects except for the allergic reaction to psyllium ...
J H, Xing, E E, Soffer
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The Lancet, 1996
Nevertheless, this contrived debate has largely achieved its aim in that it has delayed any action to reduce our very high salt intake, 80% of which now comes from processed food. Such debate has not only delayed public acceptance of the importance of salt in high blood pressure, but has also diverted attention from other important potential adverse ...
T F, Antonios, G A, MacGregor
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Nevertheless, this contrived debate has largely achieved its aim in that it has delayed any action to reduce our very high salt intake, 80% of which now comes from processed food. Such debate has not only delayed public acceptance of the importance of salt in high blood pressure, but has also diverted attention from other important potential adverse ...
T F, Antonios, G A, MacGregor
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Adverse effects of antihistamines
Postgraduate Medicine, 1986PreviewAntihistamines are in widespread use in clinical medicine, and their potential for side effects raises therapeutic concerns. What effects might the drugs have in children? In adults? What is the mechanism of action of the antihistamines? What factors define whether or not adverse effects will occur?
D E, Schuller, D, Turkewitz
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2004
Abstract Intoxication means poisoning, and it is not restricted to alcohol. In the usual intoxication process (section 1.6), a substance absorbed through a body sur- face enters the bloodstream, circulates to a distant site of action, often metabolically activated or deactivated along the way, and finally interacts with some specific ...
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Abstract Intoxication means poisoning, and it is not restricted to alcohol. In the usual intoxication process (section 1.6), a substance absorbed through a body sur- face enters the bloodstream, circulates to a distant site of action, often metabolically activated or deactivated along the way, and finally interacts with some specific ...
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