Devices for Administering Cancer Drugs

Administering Drugs to Rodents by Mouth

are introduced into the cesophagus or the stomach with the help of a rubber catheter, but during the process of introducing the catheter, specially in smaller animals such as guinea-pigs, rats, etc., the catheter may be pushed by the tongue in between the upper and lower set of teeth and may be bitten and punctured by them and the fluid comes out through the punctures. It is therefore very diff...

Administering controlled drugs in general practice.

Predictions — past and present S Hall and C Hartshorn 388 Administering controlled drugs in general practice P Perkins 388 The Shipman Inquiry J Holden and S O'Donnell 389 Fat intake and diabetes JS Maken 389 Changes in perception of workload C Gunstone 389 GP workloads in Europe F Carelli 390 All letters are subject to editing and may be shortened. Letters should be sent to the BJGP office by ...

Administering antihypertensive drugs after acute ischemic stroke: timing is everything.

Arrhythmias: drugs and devices.

Arrhythmias of supraventricular and ventricular origin are an important health issue due to mortality, morbidity, and the impaired quality of life of patients with which it is associated, but are also economically relevant due to the physician’s visits, hospitalizations, and interventions they lead to. For certain arrhythmias such as bradycardia of different origin and ventricular tachycardia a...

PBTs for Drugs: Oral Fluid Collection Devices