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Since the appearance of the second edition, the literature on adverse reactions has increased enormously. In this important update, D'Arcy and Green assemble forty-one chapters which provide a review unparalleled in its completeness and its depth, surveying all aspects of iatrongenic disease. From reviews of the second edition:"An excellent compendium of the disease that may result from therapy....The strength of the book lies in the discussion of the mechanisms of drug-induced problems, in the frequent use of case studies, and in the treatment of controversial areas."--American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy."All physicians ought to be familiar with this book. Thoughtful physicians will find themselves referring to it frequently."--Journal of the American Medical Association."Written in a crisp, authoritatitve, and comprehensive mannyer....An invaluable addition to the bookshelf of the practitioner. It fills a void not covered by any other reference book of current vintage."--Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
This text investigates the mechanisms, prevalence, and clinical management of diseases induced by medical therapy. The authors, J. P. Green, J. P. Griffin, and P. F. D'Arcy, leverage their extensive medical expertise to compile a comprehensive review of adverse drug reactions. By synthesizing vast amounts of literature, the book provides a structured framework for identifying and mitigating iatrogenic complications in clinical practice.
What You Will Find
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Medical professionals and journals, including the American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy and the Journal of the American Medical Association, recognize this work as a foundational reference for understanding drug-induced disease. Experts frequently highlight the clinical utility of the text, noting that its comprehensive nature makes it a standard resource for practitioners managing complex therapeutic regimens.
Page Count:
1102
Publication Date:
1986-11-20
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192614401
ISBN-13:
9780192614407
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