Warfarin-induced Eosinophilia in a Child with urkitt Lymphoma: A Case Report

AuthorKourosh Goudarzipouren
AuthorFarid Ghazizadehen
AuthorHesameddin Hoseini Tavassolen
AuthorBehdad Behnamen
Issued Date2015-07-31en
AbstractAn important complication of chemotherapy is thromboembolic events that can occur during treatment course. In this way, Warfarin can be used as an efficient prophylactic agent to prevent these complications. Although bleeding is a common adverse effect of Warfarin, eosinophilia is a rare side effect of this drug. We have reported a 5-year-old boy with Burkitt lymphoma who underwent chemotherapy. In the course of chemotherapy, because of thrombosis of the left jugular vein, we initiated Warfarin as a prophylactic drug for TEE secondary to chemotherapy. Following Warfarin initiation, eosinophilia appeared and subsequent to cessation of drug, eosinophilia disappeared.en
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.22037/ijpr.2015.1680en
KeywordWarfarinen
KeywordEosinophiliaen
KeywordAnticoagulant therapyen
KeywordBurkitt lymphomaen
KeywordPediatricsen
PublisherBrieflandsen
TitleWarfarin-induced Eosinophilia in a Child with urkitt Lymphoma: A Case Reporten
TypeOriginal Articleen

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