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- - Nirmatrelvir/ritonavir is an important COVID-19 treatment for outpatient settings, but it can lead to dangerous interactions with tacrolimus in transplant patients, potentially causing toxicity.
- - In a case series of 5 transplant recipients, they experienced high tacrolimus levels and toxicity after taking nirmatrelvir/ritonavir, leading to the temporary discontinuation of both drugs.
- - The introduction of phenytoin helped lower tacrolimus levels effectively, suggesting it could be a viable strategy for managing this issue in similar patients.
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