Computer predicts safer drug doses for patients with damaged livers
NCT ID NCT07397481
Summary
This study tested if doses of blood pressure drugs predicted by a computer program were safe and effective for people who have both high blood pressure and liver cirrhosis. Forty patients were given either nebivolol or carvedilol at the computer-suggested dose. Researchers monitored their blood pressure, liver health, and any side effects over three months to see if this method worked well in real-world practice.
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Kafrelsheikh University
Cairo, Egypt, Egypt
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