Litts Drug Eruption and Reaction Manual , 30th Edition (EPUB)

Litts Drug Eruption and Reaction Manual , 30th Edition (EPUB)

Written by Neil H. Shear

The concise Litt’s Drug Eruption & Reaction Manual provides doctors with the necessary knowledge to make well-informed

decisions regarding patient treatment.

Its full database, Litt’s Drug Eruption & Reaction database (www.drugeruptiondata.com), is renowned worldwide by medical

professionals for its unmatched attention to side effects and cutaneous reactions.

It currently contains over 1800 drug profiles with over 73,000 documented drug reactions, as shown by well over 156,000 references

on PubMed.

Purchasers of a new print copy of this edition in 2024 will receive a 12-month free access to the database as a special promotion for

this 30th edition.

This version:

Documents negative reactions to the 1500 most frequently consulted medication and herbal profiles.

provides a way for professionals overseeing patients on a variety of medications to decide on hazardous responses with

knowledge.provides doctors with a one-stop resource for all the facts they need to know about a medicine

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The 1500 most frequently accessed pharmacological and herbal profiles (including those for vitamins, vaccinations, and botanicals)

are listed alphabetically from A to Z, together with information about the pharmaceutical company, indications, half-life and

pregnancy category.

An explanation of significant reactionsList of medicines that produce major adverse reactionsa list of the primary drug classesWith

the help of 28 tables that display drug class reactions (statins, monoclonal antibodies, etc.), clinicians can quickly determine whether

a reaction is present in all, most or only a small number of the drugs in the class—information that is essential for making an educated

choice when switching medications within the same class.

Two tables illustrating suggested genetic screening to avoid cutaneous adverse drug responses and documented genetic connections

with cutaneous adverse drug reactionsA list of trade names and synonyms that are concordant to facilitate cross-referencing .

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