2016
DOI: 10.5604/00306657.1205273
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Practical aspects of drugs interaction in pharmacotherapy in otolaryngology, ie the 7 deadly sins of pharmacological treatment in otolaryngology.

Abstract: Drug interactions are a growing problem in the practice of otolaryngology. The use of drugs in patients treated with polypharmacy generates the risk of adverse drug interactions which requires specialized knowledge and active prevention. The most common interactions encountered by ENT physicians are identified on the basis of the analysis of medical order sheets and discussed in the article.

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“…A total of 734 pDFIs were found in 650 patient's medical records. The highest occurrence of DFIs was found in Pulmo dept with 88 pDFIs were found in 50 patient's medication chart, was in accordance with the study conducted by Ramalingam K et al [16]. The GS, OBG, and Ortho had a significant higher number of pDFIs.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
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“…A total of 734 pDFIs were found in 650 patient's medical records. The highest occurrence of DFIs was found in Pulmo dept with 88 pDFIs were found in 50 patient's medication chart, was in accordance with the study conducted by Ramalingam K et al [16]. The GS, OBG, and Ortho had a significant higher number of pDFIs.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…Lack of practical data was seen in the analysis of pDDIs in the ENT dept. As stated by Woroń J, et al [16] concomitant use of drugs at the same time can lead to as high as 55% cases with DDIs in ENT dept. The least number of pDDIs in Derm dept were in accordance with the study conducted by Ramya Balaprabha G, et al [15].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 88%