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Adverse drug reactions etiology

The systems that cause the most trouble are those in which the drug is dissolved in water, in contrast to ethanolic matrices, which are uncommonly erythema-togenic. The evidence strongly favors hydration as the etiologic agent in most adverse reactions to transder-... [Pg.79]

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