Reported adverse drug reactions in infants: A nationwide analysis in Malaysia

Reported adverse drug reactions in infants: A nationwide analysis in Malaysia

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Spontaneous adverse drug reactions (ADRs) reporting is a useful source of drug safety information in infants as only adult patients are routinely tested in clinical trials. This study was aimed to evaluate the spontaneously reported ADRs using WHO Adverse Reaction Terminology and to identify the com...

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Main Authors: Aziz, N.A (Author), Dali, A.F (Author), Manan, M.M (Author), Ming, L.C (Author), Rosli, R. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Frontiers Research Foundation 2017
Subjects:
adrenergic receptor stimulating agent
age
Allergic skin reaction
aminoglycoside antibiotic agent
amoxicillin
amoxicillin plus clavulanic acid
ampicillin
analgesic agent
anticonvulsive agent
antihistaminic agent
antiinfective agent
antineoplastic agent
antivirus agent
apnea
Article
beta lactam antibiotic
carbamazepine
cefuroxime
cloxacillin
controlled study
cotrimoxazole
cyclopentolate plus phenylephrine
disease severity
drug fatality
drug surveillance program
epidermolysis
erythema
erythema multiforme
erythromycin
fixed drug eruption
gender
human
immunomodulating agent
infant
insulin derivative
lincosamide
macrolide
maculopapular rash
major clinical study
Malaysia
Medication safety
morphine
newborn
paracetamol
Patient safety
Pediatric
penicillin derivative
Pharmacovigilance
phenobarbital
pruritus
rash
retrospective study
skin appendage disease
Spontaneous adverse drug reactions
Stevens Johnson syndrome
streptogramin derivative
sulfonamide
System organ class
systemic therapy
trimethoprim
unindexed drug
unspecified side effect
urticaria
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