Potentially harmful excipients in neonatal medications: a multicenter nationwide observational study in Japan.

Jumpei SaitoNaomi NadataniMakoto SetoguchiMasahiko NakaoHitomi KimuraMayuri SameshimaKeiko KobayashiHiroaki MatsumotoNaoki YoshikawaToshihiro YokoyamaHitomi TakahashiMei SuenagaRan WatanabeKinuko ImaiMami ObaraMari HashimotoKazuhiro YamamotoNaoko FujiwaraWakako SakataHiroaki NagaiTakeshi EnokiharaSayaka KatayamaYuta TakahashiMariko ArakiKanako IinoNaoko AkiyamaHiroki KatsuKumiko FushimiTomoya TakedaMayumi TorimotoRina KishiNaoki MitsuyaRie KiharaYuki HasegawaYukihiro HamadaToshimi KimuraMasaki WadaAyano TanzawaAkimasa Yamatani

Published in: Journal of pharmaceutical health care and sciences (2021)

Neonates admitted to NICUs in Japan were exposed to PHEs, and several of the most commonly prescribed medicines in daily clinical practice in NICUs contained PHEs. Neonate PHE exposure could be reduced by replacing these medicines with available PHE-free alternatives.

Keyphrases

clinical practice
cross sectional
physical activity
low birth weight
clinical trial