1. Cocaine should be considered when a young patient presents with stroke …

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2. …and when a child presents with unexplained seizures

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3. Mefloquine-induced adverse neuropsychiatric effects

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4. The risk of theophylline toxicity is increased by concomitant cimetidine

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5. Focusing on nongastrointestinal ADRs complicating NSAID therapy

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6. Ammonia poisoning

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7. Anticoagulants

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8. Antiemetics

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9. Antineoplastics

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10. Aprindine

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11. Aspirin

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12. Caffeine overdose

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13. Ciprofloxacin see Theophylline interaction

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14. Cocaine abuse

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15. Cocaine interaction

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16. Desipramine see Thioridazine interaction

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17. Dipyridamole interaction

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18. Fluoxetine poisoning

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19. Fluphenazine

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20. Foscarnet

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21. Gold

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22. Heparin

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23. Imipenem

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24. Ketoprofen poisoning

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25. Lithium

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26. Nifedipine/propranolol

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27. NSAIDs

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28. Pentazocine abuse

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29. Phenytoin

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30. Piroxicam

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31. Propranolol see Cocaine interaction see Nifedipine/propranolol

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32. Sulfasalazine

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33. Tamoxifen

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34. Theophylline

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35. Theophylline interaction

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36. Theophylline overdose

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37. Thioridazine interaction

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38. Topical anaesthetics abuse

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39. Trimethoprim

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40. Tryptophan

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41. Xanthines

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42. Xanthines see Dipyridamole interaction

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43. Zidovudine

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