Analysis of Serious ADR Cases in Our Hospital from 2004 to 2006

  • xiao-yan P
  • bing Y
  • jie P
  • et al.
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OBJECTIVE:To investigate the situation and characteristics of serious adverse drug reactions (ADR) occurred in our hospital in order to promote rational clinical drug use. METHODS: 25 severe ADR cases collected in our hospital from Jun. 2004 to Dec. 2006 were analyzed statistically and evaluated based on the ADR causality judgment criteria. RESULTS: The 25 severe ADR were associated with 21 kinds of drugs, with anti-infectives (12 kinds) making up the highest proportion, followed by traditional Chinese medicine preparations. The main systems involved in he ADR were skin and its appendages and nervous system. 3 new and severe ADR cases were found to have no report in package inserts or literature. CONCLUSION: Severe ADR may be induced by many factors, therefore, it is necessary to strengthen the awareness of rational drug use to guard against severe ADR and ensure safe and effective medication.

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xiao-yan, peng, bing, yao, jie, pan, shan-shan, zhao, & xiu-ling, tang. (2005). Analysis of Serious ADR Cases in Our Hospital from 2004 to 2006. China Pharmacy, 0(17).

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