Reactions to slow-release drugs.

Allergic reactions to drugs.

Development of Slow Release Berberine- Containing Nanoliposome for Delivery to Bone Cancer Cells Saos2

Background: Creating a new berberine liposome with high encapsulation efficiency and slow release formulation in the treatment of cancer is a new issue. Therefore, the aim of current study was to develop slow release berberine-containing nanoliposome for delivery to bone cancer cells Saos2. Materials and Methods: In this experimental study, after synthesis nanoliposomal formulation, physical p...

Hypersensitivity reactions to biological drugs.

Strictly speaking, biological drugs are defined as drugs obtained using biotechnology that act on the immune system. They encompass monoclonal antibodies, fusion proteins, and cytokines. Although they are restricted to specific diseases, they have been increasingly used in recent years, with the consequent reporting of adverse reactions, many of which occur during the postmarketing phase. Becau...

Adverse ocular reactions to drugs.

Drugs acting on various parts of the body may also affect the eye insidiously. Increased awareness of such drug toxicity by the prescribing doctor should encourage him to consider effects on the cornea, lens, retina, optic nerve and elsewhere when checking the patient's progress. The following review concerns adverse ocular effects of systemic drug administration.

Adverse cutaneous reactions to drugs.

Drug eruptions are probably the most frequent of all manifestations of drug sensitivity. They occur in about 2% of treatment courses and are commoner in women, the elderly and in patients with the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), especially from sulphonamides such as in co-trimoxazole1. Drugs most often incriminated are listed in Table 1. The prevalence of a history of penicillin alle...