… The typical adverse events common to chronic oral amiodarone therapy, such as pulmonary
toxicity, thyroid dysfunction, central nervous system problems, or skin discoloration, were …

… Parenteral magnesium sulfate may play a role in acute management.60 Stabilization of the
… Greene HL, Graham EL, Werner JA, et al: Toxic and therapeutic effects of amiodarone in the …

… , and has the advantage of being administered both by parenteral and oral routes. … toxic
epidermal necrolysis and adult respiratory distress syndrome. The absence of major side effects …

… Parenteral amiodarone is commonly used in critically ill and hemodynamically unstable
intensive … If direct drug toxicity is assumed, LV dysfunction delays amiodarone elimination by …

… is amiodarone. Despite considerable prolongation of the corrected QT interval and a substantial
degree of bradycardia, amiodarone … by short-term parenteral amiodarone therapy and …

… This analysis of the morphology of suspected amiodarone (AD) liver disease is based on a
study … The cytotoxic pseudoalcoholic changes appear to be an independent phenomenon in …

… toxicity caused by IV amiodarone being a distinctly different entity compared to the adverse
effects shown by oral amiodarone … hepatitis with parenteral amiodarone: a toxic effect of the …

… Orally amiodarone can cause in a few months a … amiodarone and to provide care in
intensive care unit using intravenous fluids, pressure amines, and adequate enteral or parenteral …

… was possibly due to acute tubular necrosis from amiodarone toxicity. He had two sessions
of … Acute hepatitis complicating parenteral amiodarone does not preclude subsequent oral …

… Priming parenteral dose is 10 mg.kg -1 for 3 to 5 days 6 . A different schedule proposed for
… Pulmonary toxicity is amiodarone's most fearful and severe side effect with an incidence of 5…