Buspirone interactionFirst report of an interaction with concomitant ritonavir leading to parkinsonism: case report

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Reactions Weekly | 2001年 / 833卷 / 1期

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Public Health; Dopamine; Infectious Disease; Facial Expression; Dopamine Receptor;

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10.2165/00128415-200108330-00011

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