Spontaneous cervical artery dissection: a fluoroquinolone induced connective tissue disorder?

Spontaneous cervical artery dissection: a fluoroquinolone induced connective tissue disorder? A causal relationship of fluoroquinolone antibiotics to cervical artery dissection is plausible. The suppositions developed in this paper are insufficient to suggest that fluoroquinolones currently represent an established risk factor in the development of cervical artery dissections. Fluoroquinolones may indeed be a novel and previously unrecognized cause of cervical artery dissections.

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