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MS IOS 8 -4

Multiple Sclerosis

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MS etiology Abnormal response to infectious agent, increase risk as move away from equator, genetic predispositio 15X risk (more women)
Neuropathy Demylanation(regeneratable), axon loss (irreversible), immune mediated damage
MS course Early replase and remitting, late RRMS, Clinical impairment
Prognostic Factors Unfavorable Older age at onset, Male, Higher relapse leads to atrophy, early motor or cerebral disability, high T2 lesions (white matter)
Prognosis- Favorable Young at onset, female, low relapse, sensory symptoms, no disability, normal MRI at onset
Early replapse and remitting MOA T-cells become activated- and present adhesion molecules and activate metalloproteinase which pinch holes in the BBB and allow T-cells to penetrate into BBB and eat myelin, release of Cytokinin, upregulate immune, ROS, complement and myelin damage
Goals of MS therapy 1. Shorten recovery time 2, Decrease the n# and severity of relapse 3, Stop the number and severity of relapse 3 Stop secondary and progressive 4 stop pregression
Acute Exacerbations treatment Methylpredinisolone 1g IV x 3-5 days
Methylpredisolone benefits Reduce focal defects, improves patches in the BBB, and reduces EDEMA NOW
Prevention of relaps and remiting Interferons-ABCR drugs
Interferon B-1B-Betaseron Synthesized in E.Coli given 250 SQ-high
Betasetron Effects Decrease relapses 33%, , not cognitive, or brain atrophy seen
Betasetrin SE FLU(pre-treat) , Decrease WBC, CBC, PTL, Increase LFT, spontanous aborton, sucide, depression
Interferon B-1A Avonex Recombinant humanized 30mcg IM PER WEEK (latex allergy)
Avonex effects Decrease relapse (32%), 1 point change to halt progression,decrease brain atrophy, improve cognition
Interferon 1B-1A-Rebif Recombinant humanized 44mcg SQ M, W, F
Refif effects Decrease relapse 32%, 1 point to halt disease progression, not other data
Blatiramer acetate-Capaxone effect 30mg Daily SQ shown to decrease relapse by 29%
Capozone SE Dizziness, flushing, chest tightness that is not related to cardia and lasts only a few minutes (pre-medicate it site reaction)
Mitoxantrone indication ONLY medication approved for secondary progressive or RRMS
Mitoxantrone dose 12mg/m2 with(pre-medicatekorazepam or Dex) dose limit of 140mg/m2 can be given with ACBR drugs
Mitoxantrone special testing Must have MUGA, CBC, Urinalysis w/culture & pregnancy
Methotrexate indication RRMS and Chronic progression #1 used 7.5mg Q week
Visual symptoms treat with Methylpredinsolone
Weakness treat with 4-aminopyridine (famprodine) blocks the K channel to allow more conduction-must be compounded
Spacsticity Baclofen (fast withdrawl=seizure), Tiazanidine, BZD
Bladder -nocturia DDVAP
Hyporeflexic bladder(cannot empty) Bethanechol chloride
Hyperreflexic bladder(incontence) Oxtbutinin (Ditropan)Tolterodine (detrol)
Sphincter-detrusor dyssynergia-incomplete emptying Prazocin (alpha 1 block)
UTI treatment must always be checked Could develop sepsis and they have loss of feeling so often do not have symptoms
Sexual dysfunction MUSE, Viagra, Leveitra, Cialis
Fatique Amantadine, Pemoline
Pain Carbamazepine
Depression TCA, SSRI, St Johns
Emotional Lability Amitriptyline
MOA of interferons Decrease response against myelin, decrease cell migration into BBB, , Decrease T-cell , TNF alpha, Increase IL 10, enhance T helper2 thus supress T-helper 1
Created by: liza001
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