Author: Philip D Hansten
Edition: 2013
Binding: Perfect Paperback
ISBN: 0981944043
Edition: 2013
Binding: Perfect Paperback
ISBN: 0981944043
The Top 100 Drug Interactions A Guide to Patient Management (Hansten, Top 100 Drug Interactions)
The Top 100 Drug Interactions: A Guide to Patient Management, 2013 edition, is a pocket-sized reference to drug interactions written by the acknowledged experts in the field. The book contains information on over 6800 individual, clinically significant drug interactions which are grouped by object and precipitant drugs. The table of CYP450 and transporter substrates and modifiers includes over 400 drugs and, unlike other sources, includes only data based on human in vivo studies. The Top 100 Drug Interactions focuses on the drug interactions that really matter. This book will help you manage the risk of a dangerous drug-drug interaction. Each drug interaction description includes a brief summary of the interaction. Unlike most drug interaction Author: Hansten, Phillip D., Horn, John R. ISBN-10: 0981944027 Read medical textbooks online like The Top 100 Drug Interactions A Guide to Patient Management here
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Softcover book, 162 pages. Published by H & H Publications
Contributors: Phillip D. Hansten - Author. Format: Paperback
Contributors: Phillip D. Hansten - Author. Format: Paperback
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The book contains information on over 6800 individual, clinically significant drug interactions which are grouped by object and precipitant drugs. The table of CYP450 and transporter substrates and modifiers includes over 400 drugs and, unlike other sources, includes only data based on human in vivo studies. The Top 100 Drug Interactions focuses on the drug interactions that really matter. This book will help you manage the risk of a dangerous drug-drug interaction
Unlike most drug interaction
