ADR Reports:Analysis of 1451 Cases in Our City in 2007
Hua Jun-yan
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Hua Jun-yan
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OBJECTIVE:To discuss the characteristics and regularities of adverse drug reactions(ADR)occurring in our hospital.METHODS:A total of 1 451 ADR cases collected by ADR monitoring center in 2007 were analyzed statistically in respect of patients' age,routes of administration,drug category,ADR-involved organs or systems and clinical manifestations etc.RESULTS:Of the 1 451 ADR cases,72.16% of the ADR-inducing drugs were administered by intravenous drip,and most were associated with anti-infective drugs,predominantly penicillins,cephalosporins and quinolones.The ADR manifested predominantly as lesions of skin and its appendants.CONCLUSION:Rational drug use and ADR monitoring should be strengthened to reduce or avoid the occurrence of ADR.
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OBJECTIVE:To discuss the characteristics and regularities of adverse drug reactions(ADR)occurring in our hospital.METHODS:A total of 1 451 ADR cases collected by ADR monitoring center in 2007 were analyzed statistically in respect of patients' age,routes of administration,drug category,ADR-involved organs or systems and clinical manifestations etc.RESULTS:Of the 1 451 ADR cases,72.16% of the ADR-inducing drugs were administered by intravenous drip,and most were associated with anti-infective drugs,predominantly penicillins,cephalosporins and quinolones.The ADR manifested predominantly as lesions of skin and its appendants.CONCLUSION:Rational drug use and ADR monitoring should be strengthened to reduce or avoid the occurrence of ADR.
Key concepts: Medicine, Drug, Drug reaction, Adverse drug reaction, Cephalosporin, Pharmacology, Internal medicine, Antibiotics