Sodium-Polystyrene Sulfonate-Induced Colitis
[...]a recent systematic review and meta-analysis showed that, although there was a statistically significantly increased risk for the composite outcome of severe gastrointestinal side effects based on 2 studies, there was no definite association of SPS use with intestinal necrosis [3]. In rats, SPS...
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| description | [...]a recent systematic review and meta-analysis showed that, although there was a statistically significantly increased risk for the composite outcome of severe gastrointestinal side effects based on 2 studies, there was no definite association of SPS use with intestinal necrosis [3]. In rats, SPS enema was associated with colonic necrosis and a high mortality rate [4]. Because intestinal necrosis is a life-threatening condition, caution should be exercised before prescribing SPS in patients at risk for complications [5]. [...]SPS-induced colitis is a rare cause of diarrhea in the hospital setting. |
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