Mariel Umana-Rivas, Evelin Soares de Brito, Letícia Santana da Silva Soares, Geraldo Rubens Ramos de Freitas, Gustavo Queiroz Arimatea, Priscila Dias Gonçalves, Dayani Galato
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Abstract
Immunosuppressants (ISS) are the most crucial tools used in the therapeutic regimens of transplant recipients. Nevertheless, these drugs are not the only ones adopted by patients; therefore, knowing the possible drug-drug interactions (DDIs) between immunosuppressants and other drugs commonly used in kidney transplant recipients is essential to ensure the effectiveness and safety of treatments. In this way, the objective is analyzing the DDIs between the immunosuppressants and other commonly used medications on kidney transplant adult recipients with active medical records undergoing post-transplant follow-up for 4.4 years (mean).