Analysis of 324 Cases of Adverse Drug Reaction Reports in Our Hospital
Zhan Xu-xu
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Zhan Xu-xu
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OBJECTIVE:To realize the regularity and related factors of adverse drug reaction (ADR) in our hospital.METHODS:A total of 324 ADR reports collected from our hospital during 2011-2012 were analyzed statistically.RESULTS:Of 324 ADR reports,the patients of age group in greater than 70 years took up the highest proportion.The drugs that induced ADR totaled 120 kinds.39.51% of ADR cases were induced by circulatory system drugs.Most of ADR were caused by injection and intravenous route.Main clinical manifestations of organs or system involved in ADR were lesion of gastrointestinal system,accounting for 28.85%.CONCLUSIONS:More attention should be paid to ADR monitoring by medical institutions to reduce the incidence of ADR and improve rational drug use.
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OBJECTIVE:To realize the regularity and related factors of adverse drug reaction (ADR) in our hospital.METHODS:A total of 324 ADR reports collected from our hospital during 2011-2012 were analyzed statistically.RESULTS:Of 324 ADR reports,the patients of age group in greater than 70 years took up the highest proportion.The drugs that induced ADR totaled 120 kinds.39.51% of ADR cases were induced by circulatory system drugs.Most of ADR were caused by injection and intravenous route.Main clinical manifestations of organs or system involved in ADR were lesion of gastrointestinal system,accounting for 28.85%.CONCLUSIONS:More attention should be paid to ADR monitoring by medical institutions to reduce the incidence of ADR and improve rational drug use.
Key concepts: Medicine, Adverse drug reaction, Drug reaction, Incidence (geometry), Drug, Gastrointestinal system, Internal medicine, Pharmacology