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Re: Characteristics of Methylphenidate in a University Student Sample

The issue of the role of drug interaction in producing the late-onset neutropenia is interesting, pertinent, and needs further delineation. We accept the suggestion that a complex interaction between valproic acid and clozapine, and perhaps some other clinically undetected factor, lowered the threshold for a clozapine-induced neutropenia that might not have progressed to agranulocytosis. Certainly, Gerson has suggested that the mechanism of toxicity in most patients with neutropenia who do not progress to agranulocytosis is distinct from that responsible for agranulocytosis (3).