Table 1.
Patient characteristics.
Table 2.
The prevalence of spontaneous reports of suspected D-ADRs related admissions during the study period.
Table 3.
The anatomical therapeutic chemical (ATC) classification of drugs involved in drug-induced adverse reactions (D-ADRs).
Table 4.
Classification of adverse drug reactions (ADRs) according to the affected organ or system.
Fig 1.
Characteristics of drug-induced adverse reactions (D-ADRs): causality versus evaluation tools.
WHO-UMC, World Health Organization-Uppsala Monitoring Centre; D-ADRs, drug-induced adverse drug reactions (not including contrast media adverse drug reactions); * chi square test.
Table 5.
Adverse drug reaction (ADR) characteristics.
Fig 2.
The characteristics of contrast media-induced adverse reactions: causality versus evaluation tool.
WHO-UMC, World Health Organization-Uppsala Monitoring Centre; CM-ADRs, contrast media-induced adverse drug reactions;* chi square test.