This case highlights that clinicians should be aware of the possibility of severe neurological toxicity after the administration of ifosfamide and may control the risk factors associated.
One third of hospital emergency admissions were due to ADEs, and these were associated with the same factors found in other studies (number of drugs consumed, female sex, age and social background). In addition, we observed that ADEs are predominant in patients with low values on the health practices index, and in those with underlying illnesses.
Favouring reporting on and identifying expensive treatments with little stability and using returned preparations as a quality indicator for Oncology has improved management of the central cystostatic preparation unit.
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