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Adjusting the dosing of antipsychotics and other psychotropics in renal disease

Current Psychiatry. 2016 August;15(8)

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William J. Resch, DO, DFAPA

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Dr. Resch is Staff Psychiatrist, OhioHealth, Columbus, Ohio.

William J. Resch, DO, DFAPA, discusses how renal disease can alter pharmacotherapy.

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