Annals of Clinical Psychiatry · 2009 · 21 citations · 9 references
MedicinePharmacologyPharmacotherapyClinical PharmacologyDrug InteractionsPsychopharmacologyAdverse Drug ReactionsEdemaLower Limb EdemaMedication-related Adverse EventsOlanzapine PharmacologyQuetiapine TherapyRechallenge ResponsesSerious Adverse Drug ReactionsSerious Adverse EventsTherapeutic Rechallenge
BACKGROUND: Edema associated with quetiapine has been described in only one case report to date and represents a potentially serious adverse reaction. METHODS: We present a case series of 3 patients who developed bilateral leg edema following initiation of quetiapine. RESULTS: One of these patients had a recurrence of edema with subsequent rechallenge. Another patient developed quetiapine-induced edema following a prior episode of olanzapine-induced edema. All 3 cases present a compelling temporal relationship between the drug challenge and the adverse event. CONCLUSION: Prompt recognition and intervention with discontinuation of the offending agent is important for this potentially serious, seemingly idiosyncratic vascular complication.
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