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[Cardiovascular pharmaceuticals: a risk while driving vehicles].

Authors: Ana Rosa, Alconero Camarero; Ana, Sangrador Rasero; María, Casaus Pérez; Luz Elena, Mirones Valdeolivas; Pedro, Muñoz Cacho;

[Cardiovascular pharmaceuticals: a risk while driving vehicles].

Abstract

To categorize cardiovascular pharmaceuticals according to their respective effect on one's capacity to drive a vehicle.an analysis of the technical file for 299 pharmaceutical products belonging to 1 lsubgroups inside the main category of therapeutic products related to the cardiovascular apparatus. Information compiled includes: the existence, or lack of, a section which warns of the possible effects of the medication on a person's capacity to drive a vehicle; in those affirmative cases, a statement specifying those effects.32.1% of pharmaceutical products do not comply with the existing legislation and approximately half of those pharmaceutical products do not have a section on their effects on a person's capacity to drive a vehicle, or they state these products have an effect but do not bear an influence even though they can provoke important effects.

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Automobile Driving, Cardiovascular Diseases, Risk Factors, Humans, Drug Labeling

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