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Systematic Review Level I ; Patients: Infants and their mothers who had been exposed to psychotropic medications during pregnancy. These mothers were treated for medical conditions including depression during pregnancy. Intervention: Treatment psychotropic medications including lithium and sodium valproate ; . Comparison: Varied across studies see full article ; . Outcomes: Congenital anomalies, perinatal complications and neurobehavioural sequelae. Inclusion criteria: All studies focusing on adverse effects associated with psychotropic drug use during pregnancy. Prospective controlled studies, retrospective studies and case studies were included. VALIDITY: Search strategy: MEDLINE and EMBASE 1976-1998 ; using medical subject headings, and bibliographies of retrieved articles. Search Methodology, rigour, selection, was confined to English articles only. opportunity for bias Assessed validity: No. Consistent results: No. Potential for bias: Literature search was limited to two databases. Did not search for unpublished materials RESULTS: 23 studies were identified 9 were prospective non randomised ; : five of these involved antidepressants tricyclic antidepressants [TCAs] Generally favourable or unfavourable, and selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors [SSRIs] ; , one each involving lithium and carbamazepine, and two involving benzodiazepines. Lithium: Conflicting results. The two studies with pooled data and one prospective study reported significantly increased rates of specific outcomes of interest, estimate cardiovascular malformations. One cohort study 60 children ; found no significant difference in congenital anomalies compared of experimental effect and precision if with non-exposed siblings and the other cohort found no difference in developmental milestones compared to a matched control appropriate group. Sodium valproate: The observational study found an incidence of spina bifida in 1% to 5% of exposed infants. The case series mentioned withdrawal seizures in exposed infants. Fluoxetine: One prospective study that controlled for maternal age and past obstetric history reported no increase in rates of major anomalies and obstetric complications in women taking fluoxetine compared to two control groups women with depression on TCA and non-exposed, not depressed women ; . Groups with depression had increased rates of miscarriage and neonatal complications and a number of minor physical anomalies. The other prospective study found no increase in miscarriage or major anomalies but found a significant increase among those exposed in infants with three or more anomalies. The two non-controlled studies reported conflicting results. One study reported no increase in neurodevelopmental deficits or developmental delays compared with non-exposed children at aged four years. Tricyclics: The review that pooled results from 338 women reported no increased risk of major structural anomalies with firsttrimester exposure. "Findings from the 2 prospective studies were identical to those reported for fluoxetine". Case reports mentioned neonatal TCA withdrawals syndromes and anticholinergic effects. One study reported no increase in neurodevelopmental deficits or developmental delays compared with non-exposed children. Other antidepressants: MAOIs one study ; : higher rate of congenital anomalies in exposed infants. Mianserin one cohort of 48 infants ; : one case of congenital anomaly. No studies on moclobemide, venlafaxine, or nefazodone were identified. Benzodiazepines: Results were conflicting. One review based on birth registry data of several hundred women found the relative risk for cleft palate and lip to be approximately 2 to 3 fold with diazepam and 7-fold with alprazolam. One prospective study 137 women ; found no increase in congenital anomalies after first trimester exposure to benzodiapines drug not specified ; but an and hydrodiuril.
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132. Kiely PD, Pecht I, Oliveira DB. Mercuric chloride-induced vasculitis in the brown Norway rat: 0 0 T cell-dependent and -independent phases: role of the mast cell. J Immunol 1997; 159: 5100-5106 Kissel JT, Riethman JL, Omerza J, et al. Peripheral nerve vasculitis: immune characterization of the vascular lesions. Ann Neurol 1989; 25: 291-297 Kumazawa K, Sobue G, Aizawa I, et al. Autonomic dysfunction in vasculitic neuropathy, special reference to sudomotor function. In Japanese. ; Rinsho Shinkeigaku 1990; 30: 599-604 Lhote F, Cohen P, Genereau T, et al. Microscopic polyangiitis: clinical aspects and treatment. Ann Med Interne Paris ; 1996; 147: 165-177 Marceau F. Evidence for vascular tone regulation by resident or infiltrating leukocytes. Biochemical Pharmacology 1996; 52: 1481-1488 Moore PM. Neurological manifestation of vasculitis: update on immunopathogenic mechanisms and clinical features. Ann Neurol 1995; 37: suppl 1 ; : S131-S141 138. Nowack R, Flores-Suarez LF, van der Woude FJ. New developments in pathogenesis of systemic vasculitis. Curr Opin Rheumatol 1998 139. Olney RK. Neuropathies associated with connective tissue disease. Semin Neurol 1998; 18: 63-72 Panegyres PK, Faull RJ, Russ GR, et al. Endothelial cell activation in vasculitis of peripheral nerve and skeletal muscle. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1992; 55: 4-7.
Were widely used to reduce the withdrawal 3, 4 symptoms. Among other drugs, the opioid receptor agonists such as methadone and buprenorphine were used both for the substitution of abused opioids and the reduction of with1, 4, 5 drawal symptoms. Methadone is a synthetic opioid, which has longer half-life and less sedative effects than 5 morphine. The analgesic effect of methadone 5 resembles that of morphine. It produces a dose-dependent effect and withdrawal syndromes, but its detoxification is easier than 5 heroin or morphine. Methadone inhibits substance seeking behavior, therefore, it is widely used for opioid detoxification. The method of detoxification, which is known as methadone-assisted, is based on tapering 3, 5 doses of methadone. However, the long half-life of methadone carries a potential risk of cumulative toxicity and subsequent respira5 tory suppression. Tramadol, a synthetic analog of 4phenylpiperidin codeine, is a partial agonist of receptors with central analgesic effects via its agonist activity on and 5-hydroxy tryp6, 7 tamine-1 5-HT1 ; receptors. Tramadol is metabolized via a P450 enzyme CYP 2D6 ; , and its main demethylated metabolite is excreted 6, 7 by kidneys. Like tricyclic antidepressants, tramadol inhibits re-uptake of serotonin and noradrenaline, 8 as well as 5-HT2c receptor.9 Also tramadol has strong structural similarities 8, 9 to the antidepressant venlafaxine. The analgesic duration of tramadol after a single dose 6, 7 oral administration is 6 hours. Because of low risk for dependency and respiratory depression, favorable pain-reducing efficacy, and short half-life tramadol may be useful for management of opioid withdrawal symptoms.6-7 This study was designed to compare the effects of tramadol and methadone in controlling the withdrawal symptoms during opioid-assisted detoxification. Patients and Methods Patients The study was a double-blind clinical trial conducted in December 2004 to March 2005 recruiting all male patients 20-60 years ; referring for the treatment of opium dependence to Noor Hospital affiliated to Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Isfahan, Iran. The protocol of the study was approved by the Board Review of Behavioral Sciences Research Center, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences. It was explained to all participants, and written informed consents were obtained. The subjects who met the criteria of opioid and microzide.
DISCUSSION The hot flash reduction seen in these study patients is more impressive than the 20% to 30% reduction that has been seen repeatedly in patients receiving placebo.8 The apparent improvement in multiple symptoms and quality of life while the patients were taking gabapentin is likewise impressive. The dizziness reported in a significant minority of patients appears to be a limiting toxic effect when gabapentin is administered in the manner we used. Nonetheless, as illustrated in Figure 3, the patients who continued taking gabapentin had dissipation of the dizziness symptoms with time, even with increasing gabapentin doses. It is possible that initiating therapy with a lower dose ie, 100 mg d ; and slowly titrating it upward would lessen this toxic effect in the patients who could not tolerate this adverse effect. Although using gabapentin in clinical practice appears reasonable based on these promising phase 2 study results, placebo-controlled phase 3 clinical trials both in men with hot flashes related to androgen ablation therapy ; and in women would be helpful for better delineation of the efficacy and toxic effects of this treatment. It is likely that in a placebo-controlled clinical trial setting, the hot flash reduction with gabapentin would be less impressive than seen in this pilot trial. The durability of hot flash alleviation with gabapentin also needs to be investigated. Nonetheless, the pilot data from this current trial suggest that gabapentin is a promising nonhormonal agent for hot flashes. Of note, the hot flash reductions in patients also taking venlafwxine or another newer antidepressant ; were at least as prominent as those observed in patients who were not taking venlafaxine. This suggests that the gabapentin effect is at least additive to the antidepressant effect. Whether the.
Effective November 12, 2003, the existing therapeutic interchange was reversed and cefotaxime became the formulary parenteral third generation cephalosporin. Prescriptions for ceftriaxone are now interchanged to a therapeutically equivalent cefotaxime dosage regimen Table 1 ; . Limited supplies of ceftriaxone will be available for outpatient use by protocol only. Documentation of this interchange will appear in the health record. Microbiology will be reporting cefotaxime sensitivities when warranted. An annual cost savings of ~$65, 000 is anticipated from this strategy. Table 1. Ceftriaxone to Cefotaxime Interchange and eulexin.
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Indian Journal of Clinical Biochemistry, 2004, 19 1 ; 122-128 selectively blocks the platelet glycoprotein IIb IIIa complex without affecting the functions of other integrins. The potential benefits of eptifibatide include its ability to bind reversibly, an advantage in treating patients at high risk for bleeding. Eptifibatide has been evaluated in acute coronary syndromes, extra corporeal bypass and following percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty PTCA ; 12 ; . Nonpeptide Platelet Glycoprotein Ilb IIIa Receptor Antagonists Nonpeptide platelet glycoprotein lIb IlIa antagonists were developed following the discovery of disintegrins, potent peptides from vipers, which bind to platelet glycoprotein lIb IlIa complex with a high affinity. Based on these structural data, tirofiban, a tyrosine analog, was developed. Tirofiban has been tested in several clinical trials in the treatment of non- ST -elevation myocardial ischemia 11 ; . It has reduced the death rate, new myocardial ischemia, or refractory ischemia during the 48-hour infusion period largely as a result of reduction in recurrent ischemia. Further, patients who received the combination of tirofiban and heparin had reduced 30-day mortality and recurrent ischemia. Several other oral compounds were developed for clinical use including lamifiban, xemilofiban and fradafiban 11 ; . However, despite the potential advantage of sustained glycoprotein IIb IIIa blockade and the ease of oral administration, initial results with oral agents were disappointing and these agents had an adverse impact on myocardial infarction and death 13 ; . II. Anticoagulants Thrombin formed in vivo has potent anticoagulant functions. Thrombin formed in the vascular bed binds to the endothelial cell surface protein thrombomodulin. Thrombomodulin- bound thrombin has no procoagulant activity, but it rapidly activates protein C, a vitamin K-dependent protein, to a serine protease. Activated protein C then cleaves factors Va and VIlla by limited proteolysis, thereby inactivating their activity and blocking their binding to factors IXa and Xa. Protein C has an activator for its proteolysis, protein S, a nonenzymatic and vitamin K-dependent protein. Furthermore, thrombomodulin-bound thrombin does not activate platelets. The regulation of blood coagulation is a balance between these two opposing effects of thrombin. Newer anticoagulants are being developed that enhance the anticoagulant functions of thrombin. The various types of thrombin inhibitors are a ; Direct Thrombin Inhibitors During fibrin generation thrombin is incorporated into the clot and fibrin bound thrombin is protected from its natural anticoagulant, antithrombin 14 ; . Fibrin-bound thrombin is thought to play a major role in the Indian Journal of Clinical Biochemistry, 2004 propagation of the thrombus by promoting continued local fibrin formation and by recruiting additional platelets to the thrombus. Experimental studies in animal models have suggested that direct thrombin, inhibitors can inhibit fibrin-bound thrombin, are more potent anticoagulants than heparin. The various inhibitors are Hirudins, a family of 7000-dalton proteins found in the salivary glands of the medicinal leech, Hirudo medicinalis, are the most potent specific thrombin inhibitors known 15, 16 ; . Hirudins interact irreversibly with the active site of thrombin's catalytic triad residues. One recombinant hirudin, lepirudin, has been studied in several clinical studies in patients with arterial and venous thrombosis. Desirudin was better than heparin in the prevention of venous thromboembolism in patients undergoing hip replacement. When given in higher dosages with thrombolytic therapy hirudins were associated with intracranial bleeding. Subsequent trials have used lower dosages of hirudins in patients receiving thrombolytic therapy and the results showed that the efficacy of hirudins was comparable to heparin. Hirulogs: Hirulogs are groups of peptides derived from hirudins 17 ; . This design of these peptides is based on the structural model of hirudin-thrombin interaction. In randomized studies in patients with coronary artery disease, bivalirudin decreased angioplasty-associated acute ischaemic complications 18 ; . Compared with hirudin, hirulog has a shorter half - life. Hirulog has been studied in several clinical trials in patients with unstable angina pectoris, following PTCA and following knee and hip surgery. In combination with streptokinase infusion, hirulog was as effective as heparin, but associated with lesser bleeding complications, in patients with acute myocardial infarction. Argatroban: Argatroban, a synthetic small molecular weight 500D ; direct thrombin inhibitor, is based on the structure of the amino acid arginine 19 ; . It was specifically designed to bind to the catalytic site of thrombin. Argatroban can rapidly and completely inhibit thrombin present at the thrombotic site. It has comparable in vitro inhibitory potency for soluble and fibrin-bound thrombin. In vitro, argatroban has also been shown to inhibit the formation of factor XIIImediated fibrin cross-linking and thrombin-induced platelet aggregation. These features of argatroban led to the possibility that it will have a therapeutic advantage over other antithrombins such as heparin or hirudin. Argatroban has been evaluated in a number of clinical trials and it was as effective as heparin in reducing the incidence of myocardial infarction after PTCA and thrombolysis 20 ; . 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