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Meyler's Side Effects of Drugs


Edition: 14th
Author(s): Chalker; Leuwer; Lunde; McInnes; Schaffner; Thelle; Velo; Vrhovac; Aronson; Dukes
ISBN10:  0444500936
ISBN13:  9780444500939
Format:  Hardcover
Pub. Date:  12/7/2000
Publisher(s): Elsevier Science & Technology

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SummaryTable of ContentsEditorial Reviews
Provides the health professional and medical investigator with a reliable and critical overview of all that is known, and much that is suspected but unproven, with respect to adverse drug reactions and interactions. Extensive references. Previous edition: c1996.
Contributors vii
Preface xv
How to use this book xxiii
Side effects monographs xxv
Introduction: What are we doing in medicines safety? xxvii
A perspective from the Uppsala Monitoring Centre
I. R. Edwards
Central nervous system stimulants and drugs that alter appetite
1(32)
E. H. Ellinwood
Tong H. Lee
Antidepressant drugs
33(53)
Stefan Borg
Inger Ohman
Lithium
86(9)
J. W. Jefferson
Drugs of abuse
95(26)
P.J. Geerlings
Hypnosedatives and anxiolytics
121(18)
D. B. Menkes
Neuroleptic and antipsychotic drugs
139(25)
George M Simpson
Edmond H. Pi
John J. Sramek
Anticonvulsants
164(34)
Dina Battino
Graham Dukes
Emilio Perucca
Opioid analgesics and antagonists
198(33)
H. Olsen
Antipyretic analgesics
231(15)
H. M. P. Freie
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
246(64)
L. Biscarini
Drugs used in gout
310(5)
L. Biscarini
General anesthetics and anesthetic gases
315(24)
Z. Baudoin
Local anesthetics
339(18)
S. A. Schug
H. M. D. Cardwell
Neuromuscular blocking agents and skeletal muscle relaxants
357(56)
M. Leuwer
O. Zuzan
Drugs affecting autonomic functions or the extrapyramidal system
413(34)
J.F. Marti Masso
G. Liceaga Cundin
Dermatological drugs, topical agents and cosmetics
447(34)
A. C De Groot
Antihistamines (H1-receptor antagonists)
481(11)
M. Andersen
Drugs acting on the respiratory tract
492(31)
J. W. Paterson
Positive inotropic drugs and drugs used in dysrhythmias
523(52)
G.D. Johnston
Antianginal drugs and (β-adrenoceptor antagonists
575(54)
P. O. Lim
T. M. MacDonald
Drugs acting on the cerebral and peripheral circulations and drugs used in the treatment of migraine
629(9)
R. Verhaeghe
Antihypertensive drugs
638(18)
F. Zannad
Diuretics
656(27)
G.T. McInnes
Metals
683(31)
N. H. Choulis
M. N. G. Dukes
Metal antagonists
714(40)
R. H. B. Meyboom
C. C. E. Brodie-Meijer
Antiseptic drugs and disinfectants
754(31)
F. Hackenberger
β-Lactam antibiotics: immunological reactions and microbiological resistance
785(6)
P. Cottagnoud
A. Cerny
K. A. Neftel
Reactions typically shared by more than one class of β-lactam antibiotics
791(19)
K. A. Neftel
M. Zoppi
A. Cerny
C. Fux
β-Lactams: penicillins
810(11)
A. Cerny
K A. Nefiel
C. Fux
R. Hoigne
β-Lactams: cephalosporins
821(9)
C. Fux.
K.A. Neftel
A. Cerny
P. Cottagnoud
β-Lactams: carbapenems, monobactams, and beta-lactamase inhibitors
830(7)
C. Fux
K. A. Neftel
A. Cerny
P. Cottagnoud
Miscellaneous antibacterial drugs: aminoglycosides, chloramphenicol and thiamphenicol, fluoroquinolones, glycopeptides
837(34)
C. Ruef
J. Blaser
Miscellaneous antibacterial drugs: lincomycins, macrolides, nitrofurantoin, polymyxins
871(25)
C. Ruef
M. Krause
Miscellaneous antibacterial drugs: sulfonamides and trimethoprim, tetracyclines, other antimicrobial drugs
896(26)
M. Krause
Antifungal drugs
922(25)
Andreas Schaffner
Roland Walter
Antiprotozoal drugs
947(42)
M. Schneemann
Antiviral drugs
989(16)
P. Vernazza
Drugs used in tuberculosis and leprosy
1005(25)
P. Leuenberger
J.-P. Zellweger
Antihelminthic drugs
1030(17)
A. M. M. Kaddu
Vaccines
1047(64)
S. Dittmann
Blood, blood components, plasma and plasma products
1111(29)
C. Koch
Intravenous infusions - solutions and emulsions
1140(31)
P.I. Folb
Drugs affecting blood clotting, fibrinolysis and hemostasis
1171(37)
M. Andrejak
V. Gras
Hemostatic agents
1208(12)
P.L.F. Giangrande
Gastrointestinal drugs
1220(26)
G. Mignot
Drugs acting on the immune system
1246(92)
T. Vial.
G. Chevrel
J. Descotes
Vitamins
1338(26)
E. Helsing
Corticotrophins and corticosteroids
1364(32)
J. Costa
Prostaglandins
1396(9)
B.S. True
L.G. Cleland
Hormonal contraceptives
1405(43)
M. N. G. Dukes
Sex hormones
1448(37)
M. N. G. Dukes
Thyroid and antithyroid drugs
1485(16)
J. Weeke
Insulin, glucagon and hypoglycemic drugs
1501(19)
H. M.J. Krans
Miscellaneous hormones
1520(7)
P. Coates
Drugs affecting lipid metabolism
1527(11)
I. Aursnes
Cytastatics and immunosuppressive drugs
1538(58)
P. I. Folb
Radiological contrast media
1596(35)
S. K. Morcos
Radiopharmaceuticals
1631(5)
H. Bagheri
J.A.M Tafani
Drugs used in ocular treatment
1636(13)
B.C.P. Polak
Risks associated with complementary therapies
1649(33)
E. Ernst
Miscellaneous drugs and materials
1682(39)
H. Haak
Address list of National Centers participating in the WHO Drug Monitoring scheme 1721(10)
Index of drugs 1731(49)
Index of Side Effects 1780
Over fifty years and fourteen editions, Meyler's Side Effects of Drugs has become the definitive source for information about the potential negative effects of drugs. Remaining true to the goal of its first editor, Leo Meyler, the book provides "a reliable and critical overview of all that is known and much that is merely suspected but unproven - with respect to adverse drug reactions and interactions."An international team of expert contributors provides comprehensive chapter-by-chapter analyses; each of the forty-nine chapters deals with a well-defined family of substances that have a close pharmacological and/or chemical relationship to one another. Each chapter presents one or more Side Effects Monographs; a monograph may discuss a group of related drugs or the best-known representative of the group followed by shorter accounts of individual drugs with their variations from the general pattern. Monographs follow a standard format for ease of use and include adverse reaction pattern, effects on organs and systems, special risk situations, withdrawal effects, second-generation effects, over dosage, interactions, and effects on diagnostic routines. Cross-references to Side Effects of Drugs Annual, the yearly update to the main volume, are provided throughout the text. Some chapters that detail many substances make use of tables for greater clarity. Every chapter concludes with extensive references to the literature.Drugs are classified according to their main field of application with some reference to secondary applications as necessary. The most common nonproprietary drug name is used; when unavailable, chemical or trade names are used. A complete Index of Drugs and a selective Index of Side Effects adds to the book's ease of use.Meyler's Side Effects of Drugs is a valuable reference for doctors, pharmacists, or any health professional wanting an informed view of undesired drug effects. It is essential to pharmacy library collections.Reviewer: Victoria Tamborrino, Associate Professor and Science Librarian, St. John's University Library, tamborrv@stjohns.edu Copyright 2002 E-Streams Reviews

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