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Sevofluranecausesgreater QTc interval prolongation
Co - administration of other drugs known to alter cardiac conduction ( eg , anti - arrhythmic or beta - adrenergic blocking agents , calcium channel blockers , antihistamines or H1-blocking agents , tricyclic antidepressants and phenothiazinesmight also contributeto a prolongation of the QTc interval
coadministration of other drugs known to alter cardiac conduction ( eg , anti - arrhythmic or beta - adrenergic blocking agents , calcium channel blockers , antihistamines or H1-blocking agents , tricyclic antidepressants and phenothiazinesmight ... contributeto a prolongation of the QTc interval
Drugs ... an increase in the PR intervalCausePR Interval Prolongation
Caution should also be exercised with other drugs that alter cardiac conduction ( e.g. , antiarrhythmics , b - adrenergic blocking agents , calcium channel blockers , antihistamines or H1-blocking agents ( astemizole , terfenadine ) , tricyclic antidepressants and phenothiazinesmay contributeto a prolongation of the QTc interval
Antibiotic therapycan resultin superinfection interval prolongation
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Concomitant use of drugsmay causea prolongation of the QTc interval
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Antipsychotic drugscauseprolongation in the QTc interval
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FactorsinfluencingQTc interval prolongation
medicationsmay causeQTc interval prolongation
No medicationscauseQTc interval prolongation
other medications , ... , andmay causeprolongation of the QTc interval
other medicationsmay causeprolongation of the QTc interval
Medicationscan also causea prolongation of the QTc interval
the drug?s abilityto causeQTc interval prolongation
Ziprasidone ... other medicationsmay causeprolongation of the QTc interval
Ziprasidone ... other medications , ... andmay causeprolongation of the QTc interval
theoretically.coadministration of other drugs known to alter cardiac conduction ( eg.anti - arrhythmic or beta - adrenergic blocking agents.calcium channel blockers.antihistamines or H 1 -blocking agents.tricyclic antidepressants and phenothiazinesmight also contributeto a prolongation of the QTc interval
No concurrent medicationsmay causeQTc interval prolongation
Both azithromycin and methadonecan causeQTc interval prolongation
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the potentialto causea prolongation of the QTc interval
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Erythromycincausesqtc interval prolongation
Both azithromycin and high dose loperamidecan causeQTc interval prolongation
Macrolidescan causea prolongation of the QTc interval
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