Relapsing pancytopenia following exposure and re‐exposure to cyanamide

Cyanamide seems to be an effective and well tolerated pharmacological adjunct to psychosocial and behavioural treatment programmes for the treatment of some adolescent alcohol-dependent patients. Because of reported hepatotoxic, haematological and dermatological side effects, patients should be observed continuously by experienced clinicians. Further studies are necessary to prove the efficacy of cyanamide in adolescents.

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Niederhofer¹

2003

Alcohol and Alcoholism

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Relapsing pancytopenia following exposure and re‐exposure to cyanamide

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