Lepra tip 2 reaksiyonlarında talidomid tedavisinde ilaç yan etkisi olarak ikincil eosinofili: zorunlu bir sorumluluk

Year 2019, Volume: 44 Issue: 4, 1506 - 1510, 29.12.2019

Pugazhenthan Thangaraju , Sajitha Venkatesan Deeptanshu Nirmal Chandu Shoban Babu Varthya

https://doi.org/10.17826/cumj.517430

Abstract

İmmunsüpresif ve modülatör ilaçların yan etkisi olarak eozinofili bildirimi konusunda sınırlı veri mevcuttur. Bu yazıda lepra reaksiyonu nedeniyle talidomid ile tedavi edilen, talidomide bağlı eozinofili gelişen 40 yaşında bir erkek hasta sunulmuştur. Talidomid tedavisi sırasında eozinofil sayısı yükseldi ve hastanın tedavi dışında olduğu dönemlerde azaldı. Talidomide bağlı advers bir olay olarak eozinofili, bir türdeş Lenalidomid vakası dışında nadiren tarif edilmiştir. Bu olgu, talidomid ile eozinofili arasında açık bir nedensel ilişki olduğunu göstermektedir. Bu olgu bağlamında, benzer tedaviyi alan hastaların izlenmesi olası tıbbi hizmetlerin kalitesini ve hasta bakımını artırarak hastanın acı çekmesine neden olmadan önce olası herhangi bir yan etkiyi  tespit etmek ve önlemek için arttırılabilir. . Bu şekilde mevcut olguda yaşam kalitesi iyileştirildi ve yönetildi.

Keywords

adverse effect, thalidomide, esinophils

Eosinophilia as an adverse drug reaction secondary to thalidomide therapy in Lepra type 2 reactions: a mandate responsibility

Abstract

Limited data are available on eosinophilia as a drug adverse event with immunosuppressant and modulator. We report a case  of 40 year old male patient treated with thalidomide for lepra reaction developed thalidomide induced eosinophilia. Eosinophil count rose during thalidomide treatment and decreased in the periods when the patient was off the treatment. Eosinophilia as an adverse event due to thalidomide has been described rarely except in a case of congener Lenalidomide. This case shows a clear temporal relationship between thalidomide and eosinophilia. With reference to this case, monitoring of patients receiving similar treatment can be increased to detect and prevent any possible adverse drug reactions before it adds up to the suffering of the patient in turn improving the quality of medical services and patient care as well. Thus the quality has been improved and managed in the current case.

Keywords

Adverse event, thalidomide, eosinophilia

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