Restarting clozapine following leucopenia or
                        neutropenia

Soma, P.; Naik, P. C.

doi:10.1192/bjp.189.3.285

Br J Psychiatry

2006

DOI: 10.1192/bjp.189.3.285

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Restarting clozapine following leucopenia or neutropenia

P. Soma¹,

P. C. Naik²

Abstract: Explanatory models of psychosis among community Explanatory models of psychosis among community health workers in South India. health workers in South India.

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Clozapine‐related agranulocytosis associated with fever of unknown origin, protective hospitalisation, and multiple adverse events related to the administration of empiric antimicrobial treatment

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2007

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An exemplary case report of a patient who developed an unpredictable sudden, late-onset clozapine-related life-threatening agranulocytosis expressed by a nadir of 14 polymorphonuclear cells/microL, and subsequently underwent protective hospitalisation and broad spectrum, empiric antimicrobial therapy and also experienced serious intolerance to a number of administered antibiotic and antifungal agents, is reported and discussed on the grounds of the available evidence from the literature.

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Restarting clozapine following leucopenia or neutropenia

Abstract: Explanatory models of psychosis among community Explanatory models of psychosis among community health workers in South India. health workers in South India.

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Clozapine‐related agranulocytosis associated with fever of unknown origin, protective hospitalisation, and multiple adverse events related to the administration of empiric antimicrobial treatment

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