Review Article
Medication-induced neurotoxicity: Adverse reactions to drug therapy
Author(s): Mary M. Rezk*
The drug-based treatment methods which have revolutionized modern medicine are vital in effective medical practice.
While the use of drug therapy has benefited multitudes since its inception, it is imperative to note the consequences
of chronic substance administration. Synthetic medications such as antibiotics, cancer-treating agents, and
psychoactive modifiers are all linked to drug-induced neurotoxicity in patients. This results in adverse reactions that
significantly increase morbidity, and in some cases, mortality. The potential implications associated with the use of
select drugs within each corresponding class will be discussed. Examples of these select medications and their clinical
intervention mechanisms are reviewed, and a recently published case report will be introduced for analysis of
clinical presentation respective to each category. Analysis of lit.. View More»
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