Sulperazon



Indications and Reactions:

Role Indications Reactions
Primary
Pneumonia 16.2%
Infection 13.0%
Pyrexia 9.1%
Lung Infection 7.5%
Cholangitis 7.1%
Prophylaxis 5.5%
Infection Prophylaxis 5.1%
Hypertension 4.3%
Arthritis Infective 4.0%
Sepsis 4.0%
Bacterial Sepsis 3.6%
B-cell Lymphoma 3.2%
Cholecystitis 3.2%
Antiinflammatory Therapy 2.4%
Bronchitis 2.4%
Pneumonia Aspiration 2.4%
Acinetobacter Infection 2.0%
Pancreatitis 2.0%
Chemotherapy 1.6%
Delirium 1.6%
Platelet Count Decreased 15.3%
Anaphylactic Shock 13.1%
Shock 11.9%
White Blood Cell Count Decreased 6.8%
Death 4.5%
Pseudomembranous Colitis 4.5%
Renal Failure Acute 4.5%
Stevens-johnson Syndrome 4.5%
Convulsion 4.0%
Pancytopenia 4.0%
Vomiting 4.0%
Hypersensitivity 3.4%
Adverse Event 2.8%
Thrombocytopenia 2.8%
Agranulocytosis 2.3%
Cholestasis 2.3%
Coagulation Test Abnormal 2.3%
Coagulopathy 2.3%
Hepatitis Fulminant 2.3%
Hypoprothrombinaemia 2.3%
Secondary
Pneumonia 26.7%
Hypertension 13.3%
Pyrexia 9.2%
Anaesthesia 8.2%
Prophylaxis 5.1%
Cholecystitis 4.1%
Gastritis 4.1%
Drug Use For Unknown Indication 3.6%
Pneumonia Aspiration 3.6%
Gastric Haemorrhage 3.1%
Hepatic Cirrhosis 3.1%
Cholangitis 2.1%
Post Procedural Infection 2.1%
Urinary Retention 2.1%
Urinary Tract Infection 2.1%
Biliary Tract Infection 1.5%
Bronchitis 1.5%
Candidiasis 1.5%
Hypertonic Bladder 1.5%
Infection 1.5%
Vomiting 17.7%
Stevens-johnson Syndrome 14.5%
Platelet Count Decreased 9.7%
Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis 9.7%
Nausea 4.8%
Renal Failure Chronic 4.8%
Erythema 3.2%
Hepatitis Fulminant 3.2%
Multi-organ Failure 3.2%
Oesophageal Varices Haemorrhage 3.2%
Penis Disorder 3.2%
Respiratory Failure 3.2%
Shock 3.2%
Staphylococcal Infection 3.2%
Toxic Skin Eruption 3.2%
White Blood Cell Count Decreased 3.2%
Anaphylactic Reaction 1.6%
Anaphylactic Shock 1.6%
Blood Bilirubin Increased 1.6%
Death 1.6%
Concomitant
Drug Use For Unknown Indication 15.7%
Pneumonia 11.4%
Hypertension 7.7%
Prophylaxis 7.2%
Aplastic Anaemia 6.2%
Product Used For Unknown Indication 5.5%
Pyrexia 5.4%
Malaise 5.1%
Renal Transplant 4.5%
Diabetes Mellitus 3.4%
Infection 3.2%
Premedication 3.2%
Colon Cancer 2.9%
Liver Transplant 2.9%
Angina Pectoris 2.8%
Cardiac Failure 2.7%
Liver Disorder 2.7%
Prophylaxis Against Gastrointestinal Ulcer 2.5%
Cardiac Failure Congestive 2.4%
Neoplasm Malignant 2.4%
White Blood Cell Count Decreased 11.8%
Rash 8.8%
Sepsis 8.8%
Respiratory Failure 7.4%
Meningitis Listeria 5.9%
White Blood Cell Count Increased 5.9%
Death 5.1%
Renal Failure 4.4%
Thrombocytopenia 4.4%
Renal Impairment 3.7%
Septic Shock 3.7%
Somnolence 3.7%
Superinfection 3.7%
Ventricular Fibrillation 3.7%
Viral Infection 3.7%
Vomiting 3.7%
Hepatic Function Abnormal 2.9%
Hepatitis Fulminant 2.9%
Liver Function Test Abnormal 2.9%
Meningitis 2.9%