The Nephrotoxic Potential of Drugs and Chemicals Pharmacological Basis and Clinical Relevance

Keyphrases

• Non-steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) 100%
• Kidney 100%
• Clinical Significance 100%
• Xenobiotics 66%
• Renal Function 66%
• Methotrexate 66%
• Sulfonamides 66%
• Nephrotoxin 66%
• Renal Tissue 66%
• Cephalosporins 33%
• Carbon Tetrachloride 33%
• Aminoglycosides 33%
• Clinical Application 33%
• High Affinity 33%
• Glomerular Filtration Rate 33%
• Nephrotoxicity 33%
• Penicillin 33%
• Lithium 33%
• Mercury 33%
• Fever 33%
• Renal Handling 33%
• Cisplatin 33%
• Disease States 33%
• Furosemide 33%
• Monocytes 33%
• Clearance Rate 33%
• Phenytoin 33%
• Dehydration 33%
• Electrolyte 33%
• Ethylene Glycol 33%
• Cyclosporine 33%
• Drug-induced 33%
• Ampicillin 33%
• Vasculitis 33%
• Methicillin 33%
• Renal Tubule 33%
• Renal Tubular Epithelial Cells 33%
• IgE Levels 33%
• Chemically Induced 33%
• Urine Output 33%
• Creatinine Clearance 33%
• Plasma Creatinine 33%
• Inflammatory Response 33%
• Renal Blood Flow 33%
• Mannitol 33%
• Intracellular Accumulation 33%
• Dosing Schedule 33%
• Drug Interactions 33%
• Immunoglobulin 33%
• Plasma Cells 33%
• Number of Drugs 33%
• Urine Flow 33%
• Baseline Measurements 33%
• Normal Renal Function 33%
• Days of Therapy 33%
• Methimazole 33%
• Renal Toxicity 33%
• Granulomatous Reaction 33%
• Eosinophilia 33%
• Renal Failure 33%
• Edema 33%
• Captopril 33%
• Pharmacological Activities 33%
• Renal Interstitium 33%
• Drug Nephrotoxicity 33%
• Rifampicin 33%
• Thiazides 33%
• Plasma Urea 33%
• Drug-induced Acute Interstitial Nephritis 33%
• Contrast Media 33%
• Tubular Epithelium 33%
• Maculopapular Rash 33%
• Diabetes Insipidus 33%
• Eosinophil Cells 33%
• Large Molecules 33%
• Necrotizing Glomerulonephritis 33%
• Damage Degree 33%
• Assure 33%
• Glomerulus 33%
• Arthralgia 33%
• Glomerular Structure 33%
• Allopurinol 33%
• Renal Biopsy 33%
• Tubulointerstitial Nephritis 33%
• Primary Glomerulonephritis 33%
• Chlorpropamide 33%
• Radiocontrast Media 33%
• Secondary Damage 33%
• Enhanced Permeability 33%
• Sulfhydryl Group 33%
• Antidiuretic Hormone 33%
• D-penicillamine 33%
• Eosinophiluria 33%
• Small Vessels 33%
• Inflammatory Lesions 33%
• Good Example 33%
• Potassium Homeostasis 33%
• Frusemide 33%
• Acute Interstitial Nephritis 33%
• Toxicity Potential 33%
• Renal Perfusion 33%
• Radiological Contrast 33%
• Lymphocyte Cell 33%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Chemicals and Drugs 100%
• Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug 60%
• Nephrotoxicity 60%
• Interstitial Nephritis 60%
• Xenobiotic Agent 40%
• Inflammation 40%
• Methotrexate 40%
• Sulfonamide 40%
• Creatinine 40%
• Furosemide 40%
• Contrast Medium 40%
• Disease 20%
• Aminoglycoside 20%
• Syndrome 20%
• Penicillin Derivative 20%
• Obstruction 20%
• Carbon Tetrachloride 20%
• Cisplatin 20%
• Vasopressin 20%
• Phenytoin 20%
• Cephalosporin Derivative 20%
• Ampicillin 20%
• Kidney Failure 20%
• Meticillin 20%
• Immunoglobulin E 20%
• Ciclosporin 20%
• Drug Interaction 20%
• Isotopes of Potassium 20%
• Methimazole 20%
• Granulomatous Inflammation 20%
• Eosinophilia 20%
• Captopril 20%
• Drug Action 20%
• Edema 20%
• Maculopapular Rash 20%
• Cephaloridine 20%
• Allopurinol 20%
• Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus 20%
• Thiol Group 20%
• Rifampicin 20%
• Chlorpropamide 20%
• Glomerulopathy 20%
• Pyritinol 20%
• Penicillamine 20%
• Ethylene Glycol 20%
• Phenindione 20%
• Thiazide Diuretic Agent 20%
• Tiopronin 20%
• Vasculitis 20%
• Mannitol 20%
• Glomerulonephritis 20%
• Arthralgia 20%