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Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy, 1982
Lithium-induced nephrotoxicity was first predicted in laboratory animals more than 30 years ago. Evidence in humans, however, did not begin to accumulate until the 1970s. By 1977, anecdotal information was available to suggest that lithium intoxication was not necessarily a prerequisite for the development of nephrotoxicity and that renal damage also ...
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Lithium-induced nephrotoxicity was first predicted in laboratory animals more than 30 years ago. Evidence in humans, however, did not begin to accumulate until the 1970s. By 1977, anecdotal information was available to suggest that lithium intoxication was not necessarily a prerequisite for the development of nephrotoxicity and that renal damage also ...
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Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1976
One of the most alarming and potentially serious complications of Lithium Carbonate therapy is the emergence of central nervous system toxicity. This paper discusses the clinical changes that may occur with illustrative case histories. The role that such factors as serum Lithium levels, sodium balance, organic brain damage, clinical typology ...
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One of the most alarming and potentially serious complications of Lithium Carbonate therapy is the emergence of central nervous system toxicity. This paper discusses the clinical changes that may occur with illustrative case histories. The role that such factors as serum Lithium levels, sodium balance, organic brain damage, clinical typology ...
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Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1987
Lithium is the drug of choice for treatment of mania and for long-term maintenance to prevent both depressive and manic episodes in bipolar disorders. A thorough knowledge of lithium is necessary for its safe and effective use. It must be used with caution owing to its narrow therapeutic range and significant toxicities.
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Lithium is the drug of choice for treatment of mania and for long-term maintenance to prevent both depressive and manic episodes in bipolar disorders. A thorough knowledge of lithium is necessary for its safe and effective use. It must be used with caution owing to its narrow therapeutic range and significant toxicities.
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