1. Cardiovascular side effects of non-cardiovascular drugs

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2. A review of the hazards of IM neuroleptics

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3. Three categories of phenytoin toxicity

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4. Antipsychotic overdose

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5. Alcohol and propoxyphene — sometimes a fatal combination

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6. Allopurinol*

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7. Baclofen overdose

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8. Captopril

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9. Carbenicillin*

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10. Chlorpromazine

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11. Cytotoxic chemotherapy

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12. Dextran 40

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13. Dipivalyl epinephrine

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14. Disopyramide overdose

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15. Doxorubicin

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16. Erythromycin ethylsuccinate*

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17. Lithium interactions

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18. Lithium*

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19. Mazindol interaction see Lithium

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20. Medroxyprogesterone acetate

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21. Methyldopa interaction see Lithium

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22. Mianserin

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23. Mianserin overdose

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24. Nitrofurantoin

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25. Oral contraceptives

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26. Oral contraceptives interaction see Troleandomycin

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27. Para-aminosallcylic acid

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28. Protamine

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29. Quinidine

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30. Salazosulfapyridine*

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31. Sulfinpyrazone interaction

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32. ‘Syntometrine’ overdose

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33. Thioridazine

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34. Thorium dioxide

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35. Triamterene

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36. Trazodone

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37. Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole

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38. Troleandomycin interaction

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39. Warfarin interaction see Sulfinpyrazone

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40. Colestipol (‘Colestid’; Upjohn)

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41. Abuse of ethchlorvynol

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42. A look at accidental carbon monoxide poisoning

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43. Methanol poisoning — a problem for the future?

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44. ‘Vacor’ rodenticide poisoning

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45. Artificial sweeteners and bladder cancer

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46. The neuroleptic malignant syndrome

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47. Which drugs can cause pancreatitis?

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48. Cimetidine

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