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Die Anwendung von Viekirax mit Exviera bei Child-Pugh-B und Child-Pugh-C Patienten kann zu fatalem Leberversagen führen

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09. April 2016 – Gemäss einer sogenannten DHPC (Health Professional Communication) vom 8. April 2016 orientiert Swissmedic zusammen mit der Inhaberin der Zulassungsbewilligung (AbbVie) über ernsthafte und teilweise fatale Nebenwirkungen in einer Gruppe von Patientinnen / Patienten nach Hepatitis C CirrhosisBehandlung chronischer Hepatitis C  (CHC) mit Viekirax,

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