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. 2006 Mar-Apr;61(2):171-6.
doi: 10.2515/therapie:2006024.

Analyse des effets indésirables des médicaments du VIH

[Article in French]
Magalie Bandrant  1 , Haleh Bagheri  2 , Lise Cuzin  3 , Agnès Sommet  1 , Valérie Bassoua  1 , Emmanuelle Guitton  1 , Eric Bonnet  3 , Daniel Garipuy  3 , Françoise Lucas  4 , Christian Aquilina  4 , Jean-Louis Montastruc  1 , Patrice Massip  1
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Analyse des effets indésirables des médicaments du VIH

[Article in French]
Magalie Bandrant et al. Therapie. 2006 Mar-Apr.

Abstract

Analysis of Antiretroviral Drugs-Induced Adverse Elfects. In 1999, The Regional Center of Pharmacogilance and the Department of Infectious Disease of the Toulouse University Hospital set up a system to improve the data collection about antiretroviral-induced adverse reactionss (ADRs). From November 1999 to April 2003, a resident of pharmacovigilance collected ADRs reported with antiretroviral drugs during 2 weekly medical consultations. A total of 613 ADRs corresponding to 428 patients were reported, classified as "non serious" in 88.6% of cases and required the withdrawal of suspected drugs in 57% of cases. Our data show an improvement of antiretroviral drug-induced ADRs reporting.

Keywords: adverse effects; anthetoviral drugs; antirétroviraux; effets indésirables; pharmacovigilance.

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