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DRUG REGISTRATION GUIDANCE DOCUMENT (DRGD) - BPFK

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Drug Registration Guidance Document (<strong>DRGD</strong>)NO.SPECIFIC LABELLING REQUIREMENTS (SUBSTANCE SPECIFIC)113. PROPOFOLThe following statement shall be included in the package inserts of productscontaining Propofol:WARNINGPropofol is not recommended for paediatric general anaesthesia and sedationbecause its safety and effectiveness in these patients have not beenestablished. There have been recent reports of adverse cardiac events anddeaths associated with its use in paediatric intensive care. Although there is noevidence of a causal link of death with propofol in these cases, the drug couldnot be ruled out as a contributing factor. Until further data establishing itssafety and delineating its appropriate dose range are available, propofolshould not be used in paediatric intensive care.There have been very rare reports of epileptiform movement in epileptics andnon-epileptics occurring during induction orbemergence from anaesthesiainduced by propofol.114. PROPOLIS (TOPICAL)The following information shall be included on the labels and/ or packageinserts of products containing Propolis (for topical use):WARNINGSPropolis may cause allergic skin reaction.Reference:a) Circular Bil (48) dlm <strong>BPFK</strong>/02/5/1.3: Pernyataan Amaran Pada Label Dan SisipBungkusan Produk Yang Mengandungi Propolis (Topikal) dan Royal Jelly (SemuaBentuk)b) Bil (56) dlm <strong>BPFK</strong>/02/5/1.3: Pernyataan Amaran pada Label dan Sisip BungkusanProduk yang Mengandungi Propolis (topikal) dan Royal Jelly (Semua Bentuk)National Pharmaceutical Control Bureau (NPCB)First Edition, January 2013 Page | 408

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