Drugs that cause necrosis

Drugs which can cause cholestasis include: sensitivity reaction to: Note that halothane causes a hepatic necrosis, not a cholestasis.

Another drug used to treat this disorder is Lysodren. Lysodren is a cytotoxic drug that causes a selective necrosis of the cell producing cortisol in the

Hyaluronidase can be used to treat skin necrosis caused by amiodarone.

Drug-induced tubulointerstitial nephritis and acute tubular necrosis are common, and are often cause by antibiotics or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.

potential from neutral drugs which are expected to cause the least damage to vesicant drugs which may cause tissue necrosis and ulceration based on

Extravasation is the accidental release of a drug outside the vein (more rarely an artery) into the surrounding tissues. The drugs are classified according to their potential to cause local damage and whether they are non-irritants (do not cause inflammation or damage), irritants (do not give rise to necrosis) or vesicants (can cause irritation, vascular ulceration, and necrosis).

Drugs that can cause this type of injury are INH, halothane, phenylbutazone, indomethacin, and disulfiram. Submassive necrosis, as the name

Another drug used to treat this disorder is Lysodren. Lysodren is a cytotoxic drug that causes a selective necrosis of the cell producing cortisol in the

materials are thought to cause abscess and necrosis Nicolau syndrome caused by non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs: Systematic literature