The most frequent method of administration in ICU is the intravenous bolus [1, 8].
The most frequent route of administration was intramuscular injection.
The most frequent were drug administration errors (24.3%), pressure ulcer (24.3%), phlebitis (22.1%), loss of enteric tube (13.6%) and central venous cannulation accident (7.1%).
The most frequent adverse event following administration of the selective 5-HT3 receptor antagonist is headache.
TACE was the most frequent single treatment before administration of sorafenib.
Hypotension and lumbar pain represent the most frequent symptoms associated with SPIO administration with an incidence ranging from 2 to 10%[ 31 ].
The most frequent way of NE treatment was administration of drugs.
Skin and mucosal toxicities are the most frequent and prevalent toxicities of PLD administration.
The original registration regimen, and the most frequent in clinical practice, is intravenous administration at 3-weekly intervals, with a starting dose of between 60 and 100 mg/m.
Most frequent intervention at the scene was oxygen administration (60%), suction of the airway (54%), manual ventilation (27%), endotracheal intubation (21%), start of non-invasive positive pressure ventilation (20%).
