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Læknablaðið : fylgirit - 03.01.2017, Qupperneq 63
X V I I I V Í S I N D A R Á Ð S T E F N A H Í F Y L G I R I T 9 1 LÆKNAblaðið/Fylgirit 91 2017/103 63 V 1 Blóðnatríumlækkun á bráðamóttökum Landspítala: Lyf sem orsakavaldur Guðrún Sigurðardóttir1, Pétur S. Gunnarsson1, Anna I. Gunnarsdóttir1, Elín I. Jacobsen2, Runólfur Pálsson3, Ólafur S. Indriðason3 1Lyfjafræðideild Háskóla Íslands, 2Landspítala, 3læknadeild Háskóla Íslands gus71@hi.is Inngangur: Ýmis lyfseðilsskyld lyf eru talin algeng orsök blóðnatríum- lækkunar. Markmið rannsóknarinnar var að kanna tíðni blóðnatríum- lækkunar (natríum í sermi (SNa) <135mmól/L) hjá sjúklingum sem leit- uðu á bráðamóttökur Landspítala (BMT) og tengsl natríumlækkunar við lyfjanotkun. Aðferðir: Þetta var afturskyggn faraldsfræðirannsókn þar sem gagna var aflað úr rafrænu sjúkraskrárkerfi Landspítala fyrir alla sjúklinga 18 ára og eldri sem komu á BMT árið 2014. Upplýsinga um lyf sjúklinga með blóð- natríumlækkun og einstaklinga í pöruðum viðmiðunarhópi sjúklinga á BMT sem höfðu eðlilegt SNa var aflað úr lyfjagagnagrunni landlæknis og lyfjanotkunin borin saman með McNemar-prófi. Hóparnir voru paraðir með tilliti til aldurs, kyns, nýrnastarfsemi og ákveðinna sjúkdómsgrein- inga. Kaplan-Meier-aðferð var notuð við lifunargreiningu og log-rank próf við samanburð hópa. Niðurstöður: Alls komu 40.365 einstaklingar á BMT (58.137 heimsóknir). SNa var mælt í 26.474 heimsóknum 19.159 einstaklinga. Blóðnatríum- lækkun fannst í 2287 komum 1785 einstaklingum; 62,5% þeirra voru konur. Tíðni blóðnatríumlækkunar jókst með aldri og var 12,8% hjá einstaklingum >70 ára. Í samanburði við viðmiðunarhópinn höfðu fleiri sjúklingar með blóðnatríumlækkun fengið ávísun á tíazíð (25,6% vs. 19,6%, p<0,001), amíloríð (11,0% vs. 7,4%, p<0,001), aldósterónblokka (8,7 vs. 5,5%, p<0,001), PPI-lyf (42,1% vs. 36,9%, p<0,001). Ekki var marktækur munur á notkun SSRI-lyfja (21,7% vs. 21,3%, p=0.74). Eins árs lifun sjúk- linga með blóðnatríumlækkun var marktækt verri en viðmiðunarhóps (78,3% vs 84,6%, p<0,001). Ályktanir: Blóðnatríumlækkun er algeng meðal sjúklinga á BMT, einkum hjá eldra fólki og konum, Tíazíð, aldósterónblokkar og PPI-lyf eru líkleg- ir orsakavaldar blóðnatríumlækkunar og ætti að fara varlega við ávísun þeirra, þar sem aukin dánartíðni tengist blóðnatríumnækkun. V 2 Drugs that can cause respiratory depression with concomitant use of opioids Bylgja D. Sigmarsdóttir1, Pétur S. Gunnarsson2, Þórunn K. Guðmundsdóttir2, Sigríður Zoëga3 1Pharmacy, Landspitali – University Hospital, 2Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, UI, 3Faculty of Nursing, UI bds5@hi.is Background: Respiratory depression is a serious life threatening condition and a known adverse event of opioids. Little i known about the use, the opioid antidote naloxon in Iceland, and the additive effects of other potentially respiratory depressive drugs administered with opioids. Methods: A review and analysis of drugs that can cause respiratory depression based on information from the scientific literature, medicine databases and clinical guidelines. A retrospective study was performed using data collected from the electronic medical records system of Landspítali University Hospital for all patients, 18 years and older that had parenteral naloxon administered in the years 2010-2014. Information about the type of opioid and other respiratory depressive drugs was collected and the data was further investigated in regards to age, gender and type of service. Results: The most potential drugs and drug classes that can cause respiratory depression when used concomitantly with opioids are benzodiazepines and other anxiolytics, hypnotics and sedatives, antip- sychotics, antiepileptics, antihistamins and anesthetics. When use was examined (n=138) morphine was the most frequent opioid given (49%). Concominant use of opioids and other respiratory depressive drugs was seen in 63% of cases, and benzodiazepines were the most frequent drugs given with opioids (33%). Conclusion: The concomitant use of benzodiazepines and other sedati- ve drugs with opioids is frequent, despite the known risk of additive respiratory depression as described in the literature. Other patient risk factors such as medical condition, general health and consciousness should be considered in context with drugs used. V 3 Majority of patients with psoriatic arthritis are not eligible for controlled clinical trials Eydís Rúnarsdóttir1, Anna I. Gunnarsdóttir1,2, Pétur S. Gunnarsson1,2, Þorvarður J. Löve3, Björn Guðbjörnsson3 1Lyfjafræðideild HÍ, 2Sjúkrahúsapóteki Landspítala, 3læknadeild HÍ, rannsóknarstofu í gigtarsjúkdómum, Landspítala annaig@landspitali.is Objective: To elucidate the proportion of patients with psoriatic arthritis (PsA) who would meet inclusion criteria of the controlled clinical studies that were performed leading up to the registration of the TNF inhibitors (TNFi). Methods: Data from 329 patients with PsA were obtained from ICEBIO and medical records at the University Hospital of Iceland and Laekna- setrid (a private out-patient clinic). The patients were classified accord- ing to whether they met inclusion criteria of the clinical trials that were used as data for the registration of each respective TNFi. The reasons for exclusion were also explored. Results: 34% of the patients with complete data available met the inclusion criteria, while 66% of patients did not. Insufficient clinical data in respect to exclusion and inclusion criteria were available for 13% of the cases. The proportion of patients who met the inclusion criteria was highest among those who received adalimumab and etanercept (53%). Patients who received infliximab had the highest exclusion rate (77%). The main reason why patients did not meet the inclusion criteria was that their PsA disease was not sufficiently active (45%). Conclusions: Our results demonstrate that two thirds of patients with PsA in Iceland who are treated with biologics would not have qualified for the pharmacotherapy trials performed leading up to the registration of the medications. Further studies with regards to whether outcomes are different between those who met the inclusion criteria and those who did not remain to be performed. ÁGRIP VEGGSPJALDA
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