2 Нежелательное явление (НЯ) – любое выявленное у пациента или субъекта клинического исследования после применения ЛС/ исследуемого продукта неблагоприятное с медицинской точки зрения событие, которое может и не иметь причинно–следственной связи с его применением.
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