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Potential Drug Interactions in Prescriptions Corresponding to Patients after Liver TransplantsBastos et al., 2022
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- Bastos K
- Pedro B
- de Paula Cavalcante L
- de Brito Passos A
- de França Fonteles M
- Arrais P
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- J Young Pharm
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Background: Patients that are subjected to transplants undergo various changes in their lifestyle, including a complex pharmacological treatment that needs adequate management. Therefore this study aims to analyze the potential drug interactions found in the prescriptions …
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