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Characteristics of 7100 patients taking a calcium-channel blocker who were admitted to hospital for the treatment of hypotension or shock
- Table 2:
Odds of admission to hospital for the treatment of hypotension or shock associated with recent exposure to macrolide antibiotics among patients already taking a calcium-channel blocker*
- Table 3:
Odds of admission to hospital for the treatment of hypotension or shock and use of macrolide antibiotics among patients receiving a dihydropryidine calcium-channel blocker*
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