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Sauerland C, Engelking C, Wickham R, Corbi D. Oncol Nurs Forum. Seoul: BIT Druginfo; 2020. The goal of antidote administration is to reverse the action of the extravasated agent, interfere with the process of cell destruction, prevent tissue necrosis, or limit the extent of tissue damage.5 The efficacy of antidotes has been evaluated primarily from animal studies or reported anecdotally based on human experience; therefore, their true efficacy is unknown.1-3 Examples of antidotes used in the treatment of extravasation are summarized in Table 1 below. 2005 Jan 7;130(1-2):33-7. doi: 10.1055/s-2005-837372. 0000019060 00000 n
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nicardipine. incidence of drug extravasations is unknown. No potential conflict of interest relevant to this article was reported. Distinguish the appropriate storage and handling of antidotes commonly used in the management of extravasation. Cold compresses cause vasoconstriction, limiting the spread of the extravasated drug. A 27-year-old woman developed severe dyspnea and orthopnea after receiving an of infusion nicardipine 2 mg/hour for 3 days for preterm labor at 27 weeks of . recommended precaution against drug extravasation is the use of a central
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This medicinal product contains sodium. Adult Initially 3-5 mg/hr for 15 min, may be increased by increments of 0.5 or 1 mg every 15 min. Non-pharmacologic interventions for extravasation, For most medications, the treatment of extravasation is nonpharmacologic in nature; however, the efficacy of any specific approach has not been demonstrated in controlled studies.3 The recommended approach to the treatment of extravasation includes the following steps:1,3-9, Pharmacologic interventions for extravasation, For some medications, nonpharmacologic management of extravasation is insufficient based on clinical presentation, and specific pharmacologic antidotes are used. Cold or warm compresses are applied with the following thought process: Cold compresses may reduce necrosis and inflammation from most vesicants and irritants. hb```e``$33 ?3Pc C`8vkRt\nG;6Vpvfo60psYw%u7;ge\g;::8Hh40v0ptXAb\Q`w3EB[h(|CKaLYr0)$Cr ^5