Dag Jacobsen

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Akuttmedisinsk avdeling

Medisinsk klinikk

Oslo universitetssykehus, Ullevål

Institutt for klinisk medisin

Universitetet i Oslo

Forfatterbidrag: idé, utforming/design, tolkning av data, revisjon av manuset og godkjenning av innsendte manusversjon.

Dag Jacobsen er spesialist i klinisk farmakologi, i indremedisin og i hjertesykdommer. Han er pensjonert avdelingsleder og professor emeritus.

Articles by Dag Jacobsen

Medication error with methotrexate

Maren Wennberg Husby,
Lars Petter Bache-Wiig Bjørnsen,
Arve Jørgensen,
Tone Merete Lassen,
Dag Jacobsen,
Lars Erik Laugsand

21.03.2024: An older woman was referred to the accident and emergency department due to increasing shortness of breath over the preceding three weeks. Her problems were caused by incorrect administration of methotrexate. A woman in her seventies with diagnosed chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)...

A gas causing laughter and harm

Dag Jacobsen

06.01.2023: Misuse of nitrous oxide among partying young people has remained under the radar for several years. Good old pathophysiology can explain the dangers of this misuse. The recreational drug market is creative and constantly evolving. The latest drug on the scene is nitrous oxide – both an anaesthetic...

New patient care pathways: You can't please everyone

Dag Jacobsen

01.02.2021: The new patient care pathways in emergency medicine can save lives – providing the patient is on the right pathway and the pathway is not so narrow that retreat is impossible. 'The father of medicine', Hippocrates, who practised around 450 BC, was concerned with diagnostics, treatment and prognosis...

Living conditions in the districts of Oslo and poisonings by substances of abuse treated at casualty clinic level

Maja Akopian,
Odd Martin Vallersnes,
Dag Jacobsen,
Øivind Ekeberg,
Mette Brekke

17.11.2015: Acute poisonings are a serious health problem and often require treatment in hospital and/or at the pre-hospital level (1) – (3). There seems to be an inverse correlation between both the incidence and the degree of severity of acute poisonings on the one hand and socioeconomic status on the other...