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[Physicochemical incompatibilities of injectable drugs].

Authors: Christelle, Hofmann; Médéric, Rouault; Jérémy, Cailleteau;

[Physicochemical incompatibilities of injectable drugs].

Abstract

The physicochemical interactions of injectable drugs administered through a Y-site injection port are little known phenomena, poorly documented but very frequent. Physicochemical incompatibility is defined as a chemical reaction between two injectable drugs which come into contact with each other. This chemical reaction may be visible on a macroscopic level or completely invisible. The risks of these interactions are not harmless, ranging from inefficacy to the toxicity of the newly-formed compounds.

Keywords

Humans, Drug Interactions, Injections

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