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Efficacy stopping

The effect of statins on plasma lipids and lipoproteins is rapidly seen and fully achieved after 4-6 weeks of treatment. The effect persists unchanged during continued use for several years, but after stopping the diug, LDL-cholesterol rapidly increases to pretreatment levels. Treatment with statins is therefore usually continued indefinitely and not as a short-term cure. Finally, it is generally advisable to use the statins that have documented their efficacy in clinical trials (evidence-based medicine). [Pg.598]

The active metabolite of leflunomide, the ring-opened drug A771726, inhibits dihydroorotate dehydrogenase (DHOD) which is the key enzyme of the de novo pyrimidine synthesis. Inhibition of synthesis stops proliferation of activated lymphocytes. The leflunomide derivative FK778 which shows similar therapeutic efficacy but shorter half-life is investigated in clinical trials. [Pg.619]

The LaTIS laser device (LaTTS, Minneapolis, MN) uses the slow injection of contrast material as a light pipe to carry the energy from the catheter to the embolus. The device was evaluated in a safety and feasibility trial at two U.S. centers. A preliminary account reported that the device could not be deployed to the level of the occlusion in 2 of the first 5 patients, and enrollment stopped at 12 patients. Although the catheter design was changed, an efficacy trial has not been pursued. ... [Pg.82]

Recommendations in this section may change based on results from the recent GLUCONTROL trial and the Volume Substitution and Insulin Therapy in Severe Sepsis Study. Both trials where stopped early due to lack of efficacy and safety concerns. [Pg.70]

Compliance is essential to ensure efficacy of a particular agent. Patients may stop taking their antibiotics once the symptoms subside and save them for a future infection. If the patient does not complete the course of therapy, the infection may not be eradicated, and resistance may emerge. Self-medication of saved antibiotics may be inappropriate and harmful and may select for resistant organisms. Poor patient adherence maybe due to adverse effects, tolerability, cost, and lack of patient education. [Pg.1029]

Li et al. [76] confirmed that efficacy of phenol degradation depends on microbubble formation. In their experiments, they observed no change in phenol concentration if micro-bubble formation was stopped. The phenol decomposition rate was found maximum in the case when O2 was passed in the solution due to highest micro-bubble formation followed by air and N2 respectively. [Pg.290]

Goodman GE, Thomquist MD, Balmes J, Cullen MR, Meyskens FL, Omenn GS, Valanis B and Williams JH. 2004. The (1-carotene and retinol efficacy trial incidence of lung cancer and cardiovascular disease mortality during 6-year follow-up after stopping (5-carotene and retinol supplements. J Natl Cancer Inst 96(23) 1743—1750. [Pg.266]

Inhibitors of MLK (MKKK) [27], MKK4, 7 and JNK [6,28,29] have been disclosed to date. CEP-1347, a semi-synthetic analog of the natural product K252a, inhibits MLKs in the JNK pathway with K = 17 nM [30-32]. This compound has shown neuroprotective effects in cellular and animal models [33]. CEP-1347, an orally available compound that was well tolerated in the clinic, was advanced to Phase II/III trials for assessing efficacy in Parkinson s disease. However, the clinical trial was stopped due to a lack of significant efficacy [34],... [Pg.270]

Decreased cigarette consumption in smokers, easier to stop smoking Exaggerated response to warfarin and phenytoin Increased efficacy of omeprazole, increased toxicity of mephenytoin Absence of codeine efficacy, no effect of encainide, increased levels of tricyclic antidepressants, fluoxetine, phenothiazines Sustained paralysis to succinylcholine, possible increased toxicity of cocaine Unknown... [Pg.2]

Complaints of side-effects by feverfew users have been limited. Mouth ulcers have been suggested to be the most common side-effect which seems to be a systemic effect [2, pp. 79,80]. A survey carried out among 300 feverfew users revealed that 18% experienced side-effects and 11.3% of users reported mouth ulcers [2, pp. 77-80]. In a different analysis of 164 patients who had stopped taking feverfew, 21 % did so because of side-effects [2, pp. 82,83]. A prospective clinical trial [5] carried out to assess the efficacy of feverfew in a controlled way reported that mouth ulcers were more common during the placebo treatment. [Pg.220]

Poor tolerabihty at effective concentrations Unsatisfactory pharmacokinetics or metabohsm Low potency Low or absent efficacy If due to specific compound, need back-up If a class effect, stop programme May be possible to design a better molecule May be possible to design a more potent molecule If principle disproved, stop programme... [Pg.173]

Coinfection It is recommended that all patients with FIIV be tested for the presence of hepatitis B virus (FIBV) before initiating antiretroviral therapy. The safety and efficacy of tenofovir have not been established in patients coinfected with HBV and FIIV. Exacerbations of FIBV have been reported in patients after the discontinuation of tenofovir. Closely monitor patients coinfected with FIBV and FIIV for at least several months after stopping tenofovir treatment. [Pg.1838]

General measures include stopping smoking, reduction of excessive alcohol intake and exploration and, if possible, resolution of any significant psychological factors. Pharmacological treatments are of limited efficacy. [Pg.624]

NS AIDS were never able to stop the different processes of inflammation, degradation, and reparation of OA. Intra-articular injection of hyaluronic acid has also not been able to stop the destruction of affected joint cartilage over time. The National Institute of Health (USA) has showed that glucosamine or chondroitin sulfate have comparative efficacy with placebo. [Pg.668]

Although the extent of the problem and the efficacy of the cure are in dispute, gun control advocates make a powerful appeal when they suggest that only comprehensive gun control can stop killings in schools, workplaces, and on the streets. They hope that this appeal, combined with already strong support for gun control, will enable them to overcome the political power of the NRA and other gun rights advocates. [Pg.28]


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