Drug- induced neutropenia is an acquired neutropenia that is potentially 13 Table 48-1 lists drugs that have been reported to cause agranulocytosis
Many other drugs can cause neutropenia less commonly and reviewing the and in whom benign ethnic neutropenia, drug- induced neutropenia and other
Which drugs cause chemotherapy-induced neutropenia? Some chemotherapy drugs are more likely to cause neutropenia than others. The following
Drugs given to treat these infections may also cause neutropenia. (See Drug-induced neutropenia and agranulocytosis .) This review will discuss the neutropenias that can occur during bacterial, viral, parasitic, or rickettsial infections. Approaches to determining the cause of unexplained neutropenia in children and adults are presented
Drugs can cause both hypoplastic neutropenia from bone marrow suppression or autoimmune neutropenia. Chemotherapeutic agents are commonly known to cause neutropenia. Levamisole is a veterinary antiparasitic drug that has been frequently used as an adulterant in cocaine and is known to cause agranulocytosis.
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View list of generic and brand names of drugs used for treatment of Neutropenia(Understanding Neutropenia ). Find more information including dose, side effects of the Neutropenia(Understanding
Others causes of acquired neutropenia, such as primary immune mechanisms, chemotherapy, and infections, as well as congenital neutropenia in children are discussed separately. (See Immune neutropenia and Infectious causes of neutropenia and Congenital neutropenia and Overview of neutropenic fever syndromes .)
Drug-induced neutropenia is one of the most common causes of neutropenia. Drugs can decrease neutrophil production through toxic, idiosyncratic, or
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