Exploring the utility of a spontaneous adverse drug reaction reporting system in identifying drug–drug interactions between antiretrovirals, antitubercular drugs, and cotrimoxazole: a case/non-case analysis
Abstract:Background Drug-drug interactions (DDIs) cause significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with HIV with opportunistic infections such as tuberculosis. However, the literature on quantitative signal detection analyses for DDIs within the national spontaneous reporting systems (SRSs) of countries with high HIV/tuberculosis burdens is lacking. Objective Our objective was to explore the utility of using post-marketing SRSs in quantitative signal detection analyses of DDIs. Methods A case/non-case … Show more
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