Exfoliative dermatitis; new safety signal detection regarding Meropenem in VigiBase™: A study based on WHO database
Ahmed Sami,
Mohammed Mahmood Mohammed,
Manal M. Younus
Abstract:Background Cutaneous adverse drug reactions (CADRs) account for nearly one-third of all adverse drug reactions (ADRs), and severe reactions while they are rare, can dramatically affect patients’ quality of life or even cost them their lives. While clinical trials may prove medicine’s effectiveness, they cannot give a thorough picture of the drug’s safety profile. Spontaneous surveillance and data mining techniques provide a promising complementary technique for post-marketing monitoring to detect safety signal… Show more
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