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(Report ID: 102071)

Drug interactions analysis of:
Diprivan, Fentanyl

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As of Nov, 21, 2008, eHealthMe analyzes 10,180,651 drug interactions and side effects of 21,667 FDA-approved drugs from 1977 to the present.

Results on Nov, 21, 2008: 944 relevant incidents

Trend of Diprivan, Fentanyl's relevant incidents of drug interactions and side effects

    Note:
  • The incidents can not include all actual occurrences
  • Data of 2008 is not complete

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Content:

Basic information:

Report IDDate of submissionPatient agePatient gender
102071Apr, 20, 200659

Female

List of drugs the patient takes:

Drug

Diprivan

Fentanyl

List of drug interactions, adverse side effects / events the patient has:

Name

Angioneurotic Oedema

Blood Pressure Decreased

Dysphagia

Flushing

Hyperhidrosis

Paraesthesia

Paraesthesia Oral

Results from eHealthMe: 944 relevent incidents

1) Comparison with the patient's adverse outcomes:

NameCount (% of total reports)

Angioneurotic Oedema

6 (0.64%)

Blood Pressure Decreased

45 (4.77%)

Dysphagia

8 (0.85%)

Flushing

10 (1.06%)

Hyperhidrosis

5 (0.53%)

Paraesthesia

6 (0.64%)

Paraesthesia Oral

1 (0.11%)

2) Top drug interactions, adverse side effects reported for the past 12 months:

Death: 0
Cancer: 0

NameCount (% of total reports)

1

Cardiac Arrest

8 (25.00%)

2

Blood Potassium Abnormal

4 (12.50%)

3

Blood Phosphorus Increased

4 (12.50%)

4

Creatinine Renal Clearance Decreased

4 (12.50%)

5

Metabolic Acidosis

4 (12.50%)

6

Blood Calcium Decreased

4 (12.50%)

7

Rhabdomyolysis

4 (12.50%)

8

Respiratory Arrest

4 (12.50%)

9

Venous Thrombosis

3 (9.38%)

10

Renal Failure Acute

3 (9.38%)

3) Top co-used drugs drugs reported for the past 12 months:

NameCount

1

Sevoflurane

13

2

Midazolam Hcl

10

3

Lidocaine

8

4

Morphine

6

5

Bupivacaine

6

6

Rocuronium Bromide

5

7

Acetaminophen

5

8

Norepinephrine Bitartrate

4

9

Ondansetron

4

10

Suprane

4

4) Top drug interactions, adverse side effects reported of all time:

Death: 10 (1.06% of total reports)
Cancer: 0

NameCount (% of total reports)

1

Hypotension

114 (12.08%)

2

Drug Interaction

95 (10.06%)

3

Cardiac Arrest

80 (8.47%)

4

Anaphylactic Reaction

65 (6.89%)

5

Post Procedural Complication

64 (6.78%)

6

Bradycardia

63 (6.67%)

7

Tachycardia

53 (5.61%)

8

Oxygen Saturation Decreased

49 (5.19%)

9

Blood Pressure Decreased

45 (4.77%)

10

Loss Of Consciousness

42 (4.45%)

5) Top co-used drugs drugs reported of all time:

NameCount

1

Sevoflurane

186

2

Midazolam Hcl

185

3

Morphine

146

4

Vecuronium Bromide

142

5

Isoflurane

130

6

Lidocaine

123

7

Acetaminophen

90

8

Heparin

83

9

Versed

73

10

Ondansetron

63

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