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See Latest ArticlesCerebral Hemorrhage Associated with Sildenafil (Revatio) in an Infant
Pediatric Cardiology, 07/13/09
Samada K et al. - Cerebral hemorrhage, a previously reported complication of sildenafil, developed in an infant after a rapid increase in dose, to 4.7 mg/kg/day. Therefore, sildenafil doses must be increased only with care, and cerebral hemorrhage must be considered a potential complication.
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