1. Cocaine is dangerous …

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2. … and may be associated with AMI in a patient with no history of heart disease

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3. The incidence of vincristine toxicity

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4. Rare adverse reactions caused by NSAIDs

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5. Treatment of chloroquine and aspirin poisoning

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6. A mechanism for metronidazole-induced neurotoxicity

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7. Renal effects of NSAIDs

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8. Aminopenicillins

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9. Antidepressants

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10. Β-Blockers

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11. Calcium antagonists

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12. Carbamazepine

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13. Co-trimoxazole

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14. Cyclosporin

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15. Digitalis interaction see Sulphonylurea interaction

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16. Digitalis overdose

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17. Enoxacin

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18. Erythromycin see Lighocaine

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19. Guanabenz overdose

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20. Heparin

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21. Ibuprofen

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22. Indomethacin

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23. Insulin*

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24. Interferon, human fibroblast*

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25. Isosulfan blue 1%;*

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26. Lignocaine/erythromycin

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27. Oxymetazoline hydrochloride

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28. Penicillamine/piroxicam

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29. Piracetam*

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30. Piroxicam reaction see Penicillamine

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31. Piroxicam interaction see Warfarin

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32. Pirprofen

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33. Procainamide

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34. Propafenone

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35. Quinine overdose

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36. Ranitidine*

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37. Sulindac

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38. Sulphonylurea interaction

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39. Theophylline overdose

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40. Tocainide

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41. Tocainide

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42. Tolmetin

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43. Tranylcypromine

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44. Verapamil

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45. Warfarin interaction

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46. Neuroleptic malignant syndrome and associated disorders

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47. Complications of insulin infusion pump therapy

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48. Drug-induced erythema multiforme

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