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Interactions Of Sodium Ethacrynate In Intravenous Admixture With Selected Cardiovascular And Psychotherapeutic Agents, Patrick N. Catania
Interactions Of Sodium Ethacrynate In Intravenous Admixture With Selected Cardiovascular And Psychotherapeutic Agents, Patrick N. Catania
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
The possibility of drug incompatibilities is a matter of serious concern when administering two or more therapeutic agents. This is especially true in the case of parenteral administration when one must be aware not only of therapeutic interactions but also chemical and physical reactions that might occur.
In order to avoid incompatibilities, drug manufacturers have suggested that parenteral solutions be used immediately after reconstitution and that admixtures of parenteral products not be administered wherever possible (1,2). Physicians have also stressed the importance in avoiding multiple drug therapy (3,4). In spite of these suggestions, the practice of multiple drug therapy is …