Grave K, Bangen M, Engelstad M, Søli N E
Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Norwegian College of Veterinary Medicine/National Veterinary Institute, Oslo 1.
J Vet Pharmacol Ther. 1992 Mar;15(1):45-52. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2885.1992.tb00985.x.
The prescribing of drugs for use in veterinary medicine in Norway was investigated through a cross-sectional survey. Of the 8741 prescriptions issued for animals included in this study 22% were for drug use in veterinarians' practices. Drugs from all but one therapeutic group were prescribed for use in animals. On average, 49% of the prescriptions were for veterinary preparations, 43% were for human preparations, and 8% were for formulations prepared by pharmacies. Of prescriptions for specific animal species, 27% of the preparations were not approved for the intended animal species. The corresponding figures for prescriptions of veterinary and human preparations were 7% and 41%, respectively. Of prescriptions for production animals 17% of the preparations were not approved for the intended animal species, and for pets this figure was 30%.
通过横断面调查对挪威兽用药物的处方情况进行了研究。在本研究涵盖的为动物开具的8741份处方中,22%是用于兽医诊所的药物。除一个治疗组外,所有治疗组的药物都被开给动物使用。平均而言,49%的处方是兽用制剂,43%是人类制剂,8%是药房配制的制剂。在针对特定动物物种的处方中,27%的制剂未被批准用于预期的动物物种。兽用制剂和人类制剂处方的相应比例分别为7%和41%。在用于生产动物的处方中,17%的制剂未被批准用于预期的动物物种,而对于宠物,这一比例为30%。