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Case Reports
. 1985 Jan;12(1):23-4.

[Perazine-induced agranulocytosis--case report and discussion]

[Article in German]
  • PMID: 2858899
Case Reports

[Perazine-induced agranulocytosis--case report and discussion]

[Article in German]
W Hörner et al. Psychiatr Prax. 1985 Jan.

Abstract

A 22-year-old female patient developed agranulocytosis 26 days after starting single agent treatment with perazine. In accordance with the clinical and hematological picture this agranulocytosis is classified as antibody mediated with destruction of peripheral neutrophils. After cessation of perazine treatment and proper therapy of infection the patient recovered within two weeks. The diagnosis of agranulocytosis should be suspected in anyone on neuroleptic treatment who develops fever, malaise or objective evidence of an infection and in neutropenic patients the adequate treatment should be started immediately.

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