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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 implications of iatrogenic diseases resulting from therapeutic interventions. Patrick Francis D'Arcy, a recognized authority in pharmaceutical sciences, compiles extensive research to address the growing body of literature regarding adverse drug reactions. The work provides a systematic framework for understanding how medical treatments can inadvertently induce pathology, serving as a comprehensive reference for clinical practitioners.
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Medical professionals and journals frequently cite this work as a foundational reference for understanding drug-induced complications. Experts highlight the text for its authoritative tone and its ability to synthesize complex pharmacological data into a practical format for clinical application.
Page Count:
298
Publication Date:
1984-02-09
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192613995
ISBN-13:
9780192613998
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