Diclofenac-induced papilledema

Carboplatin-Induced Bilateral Papilledema: A Case Report

We report on a patient with carboplatin-induced bilateral papilledema, as it was described in the 1970s for cisplatin. Loss of visual accuracy up to full blindness, often loss of color vision and scotomas can be seen as a result of cortical blindness, macula degeneration, retrobulbar neuritis and papilledema. These symptoms are mostly unilateral and initially mild, so that more chemotherapy is ...

Diclofenac-Induced Photo-Onycholysis.

Onycholysis is the detachment of the nail plate from the nail bed. If drug-induced, it can be an isolated phenomenon, but it may also accompany or follow a cutaneous phototoxicity reaction due to drug intake and exposure to ultraviolet irradiation. Photo-onycholysis is a rare photosensitivity reaction due to exposure to either a natural or artificial source of light. Many drugs are responsible ...

Diclofenac-induced hepatotoxicity.

Two patients developed clinical, biochemical and histopathological signs of a liver hypersensitivity reaction following treatment with diclofenac. Hepatic side effects of this drug are very rare. The relevant literature is reviewed.

Anaphylactic shock induced by diclofenac.

Diclofenac is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agent used in degenerative joint disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and allied conditions.' Its commonest unwanted effects include gastrointestinal disorders, rashes, peripheral oedema, and abnormalities of serum transaminase activity. More rarely, melaena and haematemesis, myoclonic encephalopathy, and myoclonus of the lower limbs may occur.2 3 We re...

Papilledema associated with puberty.