Research Article
Adverse Drug Reactions in a Complementary Medicine Hospital: A Prospective, Intensified Surveillance Study
Table 1
Most frequently prescribed anthroposophic medications (AMEDs) based on plant and metal preparationsa at the Community Hospital Havelhoehe.
| Plant/metala | Main indication | Ampoules [mL] | Dilutions [mL] | Triturations [g] | Tablets [] | Ointments/oils [g] |
| Kalanchoe daigremontiana/pinnata (cathedral bells) | Psychic agitation, restlessness, and anxiety | 4512 | 200 | 745 | | | Viscum album (mistletoe extract) | Cancer | 2251 | | | | | Aconitum napellus (monkshood) | (Neuropathic) Pain | 1468 | 500 | | | 20 000 | Aurum (gold) | Harmonisation of salutogenic forces | 1570 | 2700 | 50 | | 3 500 | Argentum (silver) | Activation of anabolic processes | 1330 | 90 | | | | Arnica montana (arnica) | Traumatic injury | 638 | 4210 | | | 18 820 | Fragaria vesca/Vitis vinifera (strawberry/vine leaves) | Toxic hepatic damage | | | | 8200 | |
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aComprising plants and metals in different concentrations, partly also in combination with other ingredients.
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