To the Editor: Prolongation of the neuromuscular blocking effect of vecuronium with intravenous preparations of cyclosporine has been described.1-2 We observed this interaction in a 36-yr-old man two months after renal transplant receiving oral cyclosporine when he returned for internal urethrotomy. He was taking oral cyclosporine 180 mg bid, and azathioprine 75 mg and prednisolone 30 mg od. Physical examination and preoperative investigations were normal. On the morning of the operation, he took one dose of each of the three immunosuppressives. Premedication was with pentazocine 20 mg and phenergan 20 mg im and anaesthesia was induced with thiopentone 5 mg kg~' followed by vecuronium 0.08 mg kg" 1 iv, O2 + N2O 40: 60 ; and halothane 0.5%. Neuromuscular function was assessed continuously. Haemodynamic stability was maintained throughout the one-hour operation. No additional vecuronium was given. Neuromuscular blockade was reversed with neostigmine 0.05 mg-kg~' and atropine 0.02 mg kg" 1 iv after two definite and a faint third response to train-of-four stimulation were observed. Though the patient was awake and cooperative, incoordinate body movements, inability to sustain head lift, inadequate respiratory efforts and poorly sustained 50 Hz tetanus suggested residual neuromuscular blockade. The patient's temperature, serum electrolytes and arterial blood gas analysis were normal. Further neostigmine 1.0 mg and atropine 0.5 mg after ten minutes had no effect. Positive-pressure ventilation was continued for about three hours after which a satisfactory return of the neuromuscular function enabled extubation. In the absence of obvious renal, hepatic or metabolic derangement in this patient, the prolonged neuromuscular blocking effect of vecuronium was probably due to drug interaction. While azathioprine3 and chronic steroid therapy4 antagonize non-depolarizing neuromuscular blockade, cyclosporine appears to prolong it.l 2 5 Intravenous preparations of cyclosporine, however, contain cremophor as solvent, which may potentiate vecuronium-induced blockade5 and thus be partly responsible for this interaction. Oral cyclosporine Sandimmum, Sandoz ; does not contain cremophor. Thus, in light of the above interaction, continuous monitoring of neuromuscular block in post-transplant patients is reemphasized. Pragati Ganjoo DNB Prabhat Tewari MD Department of Anaesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine.
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And tacrolimus stimulated liver regeneration after partial hepatectomy. On the other hand prednisolone and triple drug therapy inhibited liver regeneration, whereas azathioprine had no influence on liver restoration. All immunosupressants used in this study had influence on liver function parameters. Tacrolimus, prednisolone and TDT caused significant, but temporary increase AspAT activity in blood serum after parial hepatectomy. The increase of AlAT activity occured in rats treated with cyclosporin A, tacrolimus and azathioprine, but in case of azathioprine it was temporary. Except cyclosporin A, all used immunosupressants caused significant, but temporary increase of AP activity. In some rats treated with cyclosporin A restoration nodules with hepatocytes regeneration occured. In rats receiving azathioprine there were observed two cases of cholangiocarcinoma.
Introduction: Tuberculosis TB ; is a common post renal transplant infection in developing countries. However the status of immunosuppressive mycophenolate mofetil MMF ; as risk factor for TB is controversial- some workers report increased predisposition while others find no impact of MMF on development of tuberculosis. this study was done to find if MMF is a risk factor for development of TB in renal transplant recipients. Methods: In this prospective study all living related transplant recipients who recieved graft over last four and half years were followed up for development of tuberculosis. Diagnosis of tuberculosis was made if in presence of suggestive clinical profile additional evidences e.g bacteriological, histological, radiological or biochemical were present. Patients were divided into two groups- Group I ; those receiving mycophenolate and Group II ; those receiving azathioprine as part of their immunosuppressive protocol Group I - Cya + Aza + pred and Gp II recd. Cya + MMF + pred ; . Impact of MMF on incidence, time to tuberculosis and spectrum of TB was studied. Results: Two hundred and fifty patients who received renal transplant between Jan 2002 and Jun 2006 formed the subjects of this study. Gp I comprised of 145 and Gp II 105 patients and both these groups were age and sex matched. There was no stastical difference in two groups regarding patients with diabetes mellitus, HCV infection or those having suffered from acute rejection episode before. Over a median follow up period of 25.85 m range 2.07-53.17m ; , twenty -four patients 9.6% ; developed TB. Eight patients from azathioprine group while 16 patients from MMF group developed the disease [p 0.02 fisher exact ; ]. Mean time to develop TB in Gp was no different [131 and 179 days respectively p 0.327 Man-Whitney-U test ; ]. One patient was exhibited empiric anti-tuberculous therapy ATT ; while in other 23, sites affected were: pulmonary in 39%, lymph node involvement in 34 % and disseminated skeletal in 26%. There was no statistical difference in incidence of extra-pulmonary involvement among two groups [4 7 in 1.00, Fisher exact]. There were two deaths in MMF group but both of them expired within a month of starting ATT. Conclusion: Patients receiving MMF based immunosuppressive regimen had higher risk to develop tuberculosis than those recieving azathioprine based immunosuppression. However time to develop the disease and spectrum of tuberculosis in two groups was no different and imuran.
TREATMENT OF IBD DRUGS At any one time, patients are taking an average of 1.4 drugs for IBD. The most widely prescribed drugs were Prednisolone and Sulphasalazine with 78% and 77% of patients respectively having taken these drugs at some time. Next came Flagyl with 32%, Mesalazine Mesasal ; 29%, Azathioprien Imuran ; 27%, and Olsalazine Dipentum ; 25%. UC patients were more dissatisfied with drugs. CD & IC patients had more undesirable side effects. 45% said drugs controlled disease, 27% said they controlled disease but caused undesirable side effects, 28% said drugs did not provide adequate control. SURGERY CD accounts for 66% of survey base but 92% of operations recorded. The most operations per patient 26. 52% of CD patients had had an operation, but only 16% of UC patients. OTHER TREATMENTS 46% had tried a special diet. 41% had attended various alternative medicine practitioners. 32% had had surgery and 7% total parenteral nutrition. STOMAS 57 patients have a stoma, 53% are considered permanent of which 83% have CD. ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE 45% of CD and IC patients had made attendances to alternative medicine practitioners whereas only 33% of UC patients had. 45% of females had sought help and 32% of males. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS ADDRESS 74% were living in a major urban area when they first had symptoms, 20% in other urban areas and 6% in a rural area. This reflects general population distribution in Queensland. ; EMPLOYMENT One third were clerks or did home duties reflecting higher % of females in survey ; . 20% were children or in early adulthood when symptoms first arose. CAUSES OF RELAPSES OR EXACERBATIONS OF IBD Total responses showed patients' beliefs as to causes to be emotion stress 45% ; , dietary factors 32% ; , infections 10% ; , antibiotics 8% ; , other drugs 3% ; , other causes 2% ; . There was no significant difference between CD, UC and IC. 79% did not feel that they had relapses at any particular time of the year but of the 21% patients who did, the months of December and January Australian summer ; show the most instances and April Australian autumn ; the least. FURTHER STUDIES 347 69% ; were willing to keep a regular diary of various life events and environmental factors.
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Reached approximately 18% of all patients who received a graft in late 2003. Variables that significantly predicted the use of ACEI ARB in the propensity score model are provided in Table 2. A standard immunosuppressive regimen was used in 18.7% of functional graft life; steroid-free immunosuppression in 18.5%, triple therapy with corticosteroids, azathioprine, and cyclosporine in 25.8%; and others in 37.0%. The "others" group consisted of other CNI-based or CNI-free protocols with or without mammalian target of rapamycin mTOR ; antagonists. mTOR antagonists were used in 0.9% of total graft survival times. The ACEI ARB group consisted of significantly older recipients of older donor organs than the noACEI ARB group. Patients with type 2 diabetes or CV disease were more likely to receive ACEI ARB treatment, possibly introducing confounding by indication. Furthermore, the incidence of arterial hypertension and the number of antihypertensive drugs used were higher in the ACEI ARB group compared with the noACEI ARB group. Systolic and diastolic BP, however, were equally controlled and not different in both groups.
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Others Anaphylaxis Fever Ster, steroids; Aza, azathioprine; CyA, cyclosporine; Tacr, tacrolimus FK506 ; .3 Anesthetic Agents Immunosuppressive drugs may modify the pharmacological effects of many drugs used in anesthesia. Cyclosporine has been noted to potentiate the effect of barbituates, fentanyl and muscle relaxants particularly vecuronium and atracurium.25 Thus a smaller dose of nondepolarizing muscle relaxants may be needed and recovery time may be prolonged. Azathuoprine has been reported to antagonize competitive neuromuscular blocking drugs by its phosphodiesterase inhibiting properties and therefore larger doses of nondepolarizing blocking agents may be needed.15 However it may prolong the effect of succinylcholine. Succinylcholine is contraindicated in patients with renal impairment and hyperkalemia but otherwise can be used in children. Atracurium or cisatracurium are particularly suitable in patients with renal or hepatic impairment as they are metabolized by Hoffmann reaction. Mivacurium is useful for short procedures or as an infusion with excellent recovery. Preoperative Assessment Preoperative assessment must focus on the transplanted organs function, the state of immunosuppression, presence of rejection or infection and the function of other organs. Renal function and hemotologic status must be assessed in all transplant recipients due to the possibility of compromise from immunosppression. The presence of an infection must be ruled out and perioperative antibiotic prophylaxis should be used the same as in nontransplant patients. The use of aseptic techniques with gowns, gloves and handwashing are particularly important in these immune suppressed patients. Intravenous and monitoring lines should be inserted with specific indications and removed as soon as they are no longer necessary for patient care. The incidence of post transplant lymphoproliferative disease in tonsils after transplantation is low but may cause airway obstruction and should be evaluated in allograft recipients.26 and diphenhydramine.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We thank the personnel of MDS Pharma Services, Inc., Sunnyvale, Calif., for plasma sample analyses, and Peter Nichola, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Hopewell, N.J., for statistical analyses.
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Management of ulceration at the stomacutaneous junction is mostly medical consisting of local wound care, proper appliances, and local and systemic corticosteroids [11]. Wolfsen and colleagues reviewed ten cases over eight years of refractory parastomal ulcers. Eight of the ten patients had ileostomy placement for IBD while the other two had undergone colostomy for colon cancer. Five of the patients were diagnosed as having peristomal pyoderma gangrenosum. Those five patients required a mean of 25 wk systemic steroid or IBD therapy before resolution of their parastomal ulcers. The other patients had ulcers that were due to contact ulcers from appliances, or dermatoses. These patients received traditional stomal care and topical creams and averaged 4 wk to ulcer healing. They concluded that early dermatologic evaluation should be sought in patients without PPG due to their rapid response to appropriate local therapy[13]. Last et al presented their cumulative experience of conservative management in parastomal ulceration in patients with Crohn's disease. They discussed 17 patients with Crohn's disease who developed 28 parastomal ulcers at least 1.5 cm in diameter ; , ranging in time from two weeks to seven years after ileostomy construction the mean time was 45 wk ; . The methods of management that were utilized included debridement, curettage, unroofing the ulcer complex, pouching of the stoma with Telfa strips in the ulcer base. They reported that most ulcers healed in a mean of 12.7 wk and median of 8 wk. Six patients did not resolve with conservative measures and underwent ileostomy relocation[11]. Last et al also suggest that placement of parastomal drains may decrease the rate of infection. Pyoderma gangrenosum is an idiopathic, inflammatory, ulcerative condition of the skin. A specific type of parastomal ulceration, PPG is unusual and is often misdiagnosed as a stitch abscess, contact dermatitis, irritation from the leaking feces or urine, extension of underlying Crohn's disease, or a wound infection. PPG has been reported in patients with inflammatory bowel, for example, azathilprine cyclophosphamide.
Be present in 34.2% of the patients. Half of them 55.3% ; had positive neuropathy symptom score but more than 70% were found to be normal on neurological examination. The most frequently affected nerves were, in descending orders, sural nerve, superficial nerve, median nerve, common peroneal nerve and posterior tibial nerve. Advance age, positive of anti-RNP antibody and use of azathioprune were the parameters found to be significantly associated with the development of peripheral neuropathy and dicyclomine.
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J.L. Mathew. Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh, India Background: South-East Asia continues to be a major hurdle to the goal of global polio eradication. Currently, scant attention is paid to vaccine associated paralytic poliomyelitis VAPP ; in the region and there is no official data available. This laxity can jeopardize the entire eradication effort by paradoxically increasing the number of polio cases. This paper analyzes the trend of VAPP in South-East Asia. Methods: Weekly "Vaccine Preventable Disease Surveillance Bulletin" records WHO SEARO region ; were analyzed from 1998-2005. Total and strain-wise wild and vaccine poliovirus VPV ; isolates among acute flaccid paralysis cases were calculated for each year. The absolute number of isolates, fraction of VPV isolates and ratio of vaccine to wild virus was calculated for each year. Results: Wild poliovirus cases in the region declined steadily from 1998-2005, barring an upsurge in India in 2002. In India alone, the annual number of VPV isolates from 1998-2005 was found to be 229, 509, 386, and 1202 respectively. Isolation of P1 strain in the country mirrored this trend being relatively constant between 19992003, but dramatically higher in 2004 and 2005. Percentage of VPV isolates among total isolates increased from 3.3 to 92.1 P1 ; , 50.3 to 100 P2 ; and 30.1 to 98.9 P3 ; . The ratio of vaccine to wild virus isolates was 0.16, 0.61, 2.35, and 19.80 for the years 19982005 respectively. All other countries reported negligible and constant VPV isolation and none showed a similar trend of increasing VPV despite declining wild virus cases and clarithromycin.
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Current indication As a substitute for azathioprine in alternative triple therapy regimen for patients at high risk of rejection and following resistant rejection in patients treated with standard triple therapy. Dose 500 mg to ; 1g twice daily, depending on concomitant immunosuppression and renal function. MMF is best absorbed on an empty stomach, either one hour before or two hours after a meal, but gastrointestinal side-effects may be alleviated by taking MMF with food and further splitting the daily dose. Monitoring of MMF blood levels is not needed. Mode of action MMF is rapidly hydrolysed following absorption to mycophenolic acid MPA ; , the active metabolite. MPA is a potent inhibitor of inosine monophosphate dehydrogenase IMPDH ; and therefore inhibits the denovo pathway of guanosine nucleotide synthesis. B and T lymphocytes are critically dependent on the de novo pathway and so MPA inhibits B and T lymphocyte proliferation and also B-cell antibody formation. Preparation MMF is available as 250 mg capsules blue-brown ; and 500 mg tablets lavender ; . The brand name is CELLCEPT. Contra-indications Pregnancy Side-effects Neutropenia. Gastro-intestinal bloating, cramps, diarrhoea, vomiting. Drug interactions Tacrolimus increases the AUC of MPA, the active metabolite of MMF. By 3 months past transplant the increase is such that the dose of MMF may need to be reduced with time post-transplant to maintain stable systemic exposure to MPA. Cholestyramine and antacids - may bind MMF and significantly reduce absorption. Drugs which undergo tubular secretion, e.g. Aciclovir, theoretically may impair secretion of MMF and have raised blood levels themselves during concurrent administration. Drugs which interfere with enterohepatic recirculation potentially may reduce the efficacy of MMF.
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