While there are numerous lawsuits involving promethazine
injuries, there is not much that has ever been published. The
following are the only ones that I know of:
Extravasation of I.V.
promethazine M. Malesker,
P. Malone, C. Cingle, R. Cochran American
journal of health-System pharmacy
unusual drug experiences, FDA, promethazine injection,
intra-arterial injection, extravasation, dominal
hysterectomy
05-14-01
Vol. 56, September 1, 1999
1742-1743
2049 Case Report
Accidental intra-arterial injection of promethazine HCI during
general anesthesia: report of a case
H. Mostafavi, M. Samimi Anesthesiology
intra-arterial injection, promethazine hydrochloride
(Phenergan), anesthesia
10-30-02
Vol. 35, No. 6, December 1971
645-646 2836
Case Report
Promethazine adverse events after implementation of a medication
shortage interchange. H. Sheth, M. Verrico, S.
Skedar, A. Towers Ann
Pharmacother
promethazine, adverse events,
11-11-5 Volume 39, Number 2, February
2005 255-261
5265 Abstract
Adverse reactions related to phenergan C.
Blankenship Gastroenterology
Nursing
Phenergan, arterial misplacement, PICC, pediatrics, seizure
activity
11-04-04
Volume 24, Number 3
149-150 3985
Review
At 5:23 PM -0800 2/28/06, Kilbourne, Susan wrote:
We are finally having a team meeting at our hospital to discuss the use of IV phenergan through peripheral lines after having two problems in the past year. The problem is convincing the MDs. Can anyone point me to some specific literature to support of dangers of infiltrated phenergan?
Thanks in advance,
Sue Kilbourne CRNI, OCN
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