Extracorporeal treatment for calcium channel blocker poisoning: systematic review and recommendations from the EXTRIP workgroup

Keyphrases

• Calcium Channel Blockers 100%
• Poisoning 100%
• Extracorporeal Therapy 100%
• EXTRIP 100%
• Verapamil 62%
• Amlodipine 62%
• Diltiazem 62%
• Clinical Data 37%
• Dialyzability 37%
• Inclusion Criteria 12%
• Systematic Literature Review 12%
• Extracted Data 12%
• Pharmacokinetic Study 12%
• Clinical Benefit 12%
• Animal Experiment 12%
• Clinical Analysis 12%
• Biological Plausibility 12%
• Arterial Hypertension 12%
• Isradipine 12%
• Nifedipine 12%
• Nitrendipine 12%
• Severe Morbidity 12%
• Poisoned Patients 12%
• Pharmacokinetic Data 12%
• Toxicokinetics 12%
• Dysrhythmia 12%
• Mibefradil 12%
• Nisoldipine 12%
• Nicardipine 12%
• Felodipine 12%
• Draft Recommendation 12%
• High-dose Insulin Euglycemic Therapy 12%
• Bepridil 12%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Toxic Injury 100%
• Calcium Channel Blocker 100%
• Verapamil 83%
• Amlodipine 83%
• Diltiazem 83%
• Pharmacokinetics 33%
• Cohort Study 16%
• Elimination 16%
• Hypertension 16%
• Isradipine 16%
• Toxicokinetics 16%
• Nifedipine 16%
• Mibefradil 16%
• Nisoldipine 16%
• Nitrendipine 16%
• Nicardipine 16%
• Felodipine 16%
• Bepridil 16%