Overdose of Parstelin

MacCaig, J. N.; Edmondson, John S.

doi:10.1136/bmj.1.5439.923-a

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“…However, Pargyline, Phenelzine and Tranylcypromine are considered to have fair dializability [55], and one author's experience (N.K.) from a successfully treated patient with a massive phenelzine overdose suggests that hemoperfusion through exchange resin column [49] if started early, can be effective in removing some of the drug.…”

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Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors: Prescription and Patient Management

Sheehan

Claycomb

Kouretas

1981

Int J Psychiatry Med

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The historical roots of the current avoidance of MAOIs are reviewed. A practical approach to the careful prescription of MAOIs is outlined. Medical contraindications, side effects and their management and drug and food interactions with MAOIs are discussed. With careful patient selection, adequate caution by the physican, and appropriate preparation of the patient, MAOIs are often uniquely effective (as in endogenous anxiety) and have an acceptably low potential for serious toxicity.

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