Drug-induced bradycardia

Stewart, Kirsty

doi:10.1097/fad.0b013e32834b1839

Adverse Drug Reaction Bulletin

2011

DOI: 10.1097/fad.0b013e32834b1839

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Drug-induced bradycardia

Kirsty Stewart¹

Abstract: Drug-induced bradycardia is a common adverse effect as well as a desired effect of therapeutic treatment. Interactions between drugs in patients who may be taking many agents are also an important factor. Both cardiac and noncardiac drugs have been shown to cause bradycardia.

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Quetiapine-related acute lung injury: A case report

Huang¹,

He²,

Zhang³

et al. 2022

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BACKGROUND Quetiapine, known as a non-classical antipsychotic drug, is frequently used for the treatment of mental diseases, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and major depressive disorder. Acute lung injury, a rarely reported side effect of quetiapine, is described in this case report. CASE SUMMARY Due to terminal delirium, a 66-year-old man took a large dose of quetiapine and then developed severe pulmonary disease. His symptoms were not resolved after routine treatment, such as antibiotics, diuretic, and supportive therapies. Quetiapine-related acute lung injury was therefore suspected and hormonal therapy was initiated. Subsequently, his symptoms were alleviated and the radiological results improved dramatically. CONCLUSION Our findings in the present report highlight a potential adverse effect of quetiapine, drug-related acute lung injury, which deserves awareness in clinical practice.

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Quetiapine-related acute lung injury: A case report

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Drug-induced bradycardia

Abstract: Drug-induced bradycardia is a common adverse effect as well as a desired effect of therapeutic treatment. Interactions between drugs in patients who may be taking many agents are also an important factor. Both cardiac and noncardiac drugs have been shown to cause bradycardia.

Cited by 1 publication

References 34 publications

Quetiapine-related acute lung injury: A case report

Quetiapine-related acute lung injury: A case report

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