Adverse Events with Biomedicines Prevention Through Understanding /

This monograph gathers and evaluates data on adverse events (AEs) associated specifically with those “biomedicines” – monoclonal antibodies, fusion proteins, and cytokines – that have recently entered therapeutic use in humans. All AEs observed when using each member of this new drug class are cover...

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Main Author: Tridente, Giuseppe. (Author, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut)
Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Language:English
Published: Milano : Springer Milan : Imprint: Springer, 2014.
Edition:1st ed. 2014.
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-5313-7
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505 0 |a Part I General Aspects: 1 Introduction -- 2 Adverse drug events to biomedicines -- 3 Systemic syndromes caused by biomedicines -- Part II Monoclonal antibodies: 4 Monoclonal antibodies -- 5 Abciximab -- 6 Adalimumab -- 7 Alemtuzumab -- 8 Basiliximab -- 9 Belimumab -- 10 Bevacizumab -- 11 Brentuximab -- 12 Canakinumab -- 13 Catumaxomab -- 14.  Certolizumab -- 15 Cetuximab -- 16 Daclizumab -- 17 Denosumab -- 18  Eculizumab -- 19 Edrecolomab -- 20 Efalizumab -- 21 Gemtuzumab -- 22 Golimumab -- 23 Ibritumomab -- 24 Infliximab -- 25 Ipilimumab -- 26 Muromonab -- 27 Natalizumab -- 28 Nimotuzumab -- 29 Ofatumumab -- 30 Omalizumab -- 31 Palivizumab -- 32 Panitumumab -- 33 Pertuzumab -- 34 Ranibizumab -- 35 Rituximab -- 36 Tocilizumab -- 37 Tositumomab -- 38 Trastuzumab -- 39 Ustekinumab -- Part III Fusion proteins: 40 Fusion proteins -- 41 Abatacept -- 42 Aflibercept -- 43 Alefacept -- 44 Belatacept -- 45 Etanercept -- 46 Rilonacept -- 47 Romiplostim -- Part IV Cytokines : 48 Cytokines -- 49 Interleukins -- 50 Denileukin-diftitox -- 51 Anakinra -- 52 Interferons -- 53 Hemopoietic stimulatory factors -- 54 Myelopoietic stimulatory factors -- 55 Thrombopoietic stimulatory factor -- 56 Pluripotent growth factors -- 57 Epidermal growth factors -- Part V Overview: 58 Biomedicines as adverse event inducers -- 59 Conclusions and perspectives. 
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