Titlebook: Drug Interactions in Infectious Diseases; Stephen C. Piscitelli (Director),Keith A. Rodvold Book 20052nd edition Humana Press 2005 HIV.HI

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Andrew Rosenberg,Julia Hirschbergctice continues to grow as the number of different antimicrobial classes expands, the number of specific agents within these drug classes increases, and antimicrobial drug regimens become more complex (e.g., treatment of mycobacterial infection and human immunodeficiency virus [HIV] disease). In add

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Benjamin Weiss,Jürgen Trouvain,John J. Ohalae indicated for the same disease process, and their use in combination is considered therapeutically rational. Alternatively, the drugs may have different indications, but the two disease processes occur frequently in the same population. Drugs involved in interactions are divided into precipitant d

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Introduction to Drug Interactions,ts, nurses, scientists, and regulatory agencies. The importance of managing drug interactions in infectious diseases moved to the forefront as more drugs spanning the different classes of infectious disease agents became available to treat HIV and prevent or treat opportunistic infections and HIV-re