Çocuklarda Subkutan İmmünglobülin Kullanımı

Year 2017, Volume: 17 Issue: 4, 146 - 150, 01.10.2017

Manolya Acar Ayper Somer

https://doi.org/10.5222/j.child.2017.146

Abstract

İnsan plazma kaynaklı immünglobülinler başta primer immün yetersizlik hastalıkları olmak üzere pek çok hastalı- ğın tedavi seçenekleri arasında yer almaktadır. İmmünglobülin preparatları; intravenöz IV , subkutan SC ya da intramüsküler IM yolla verilebilir. Son yıllar- da subkutan immünglobülin SIG uygulaması, hasta konfo- runun daha yüksek, maliyetinin ve yan etki insidansının daha düşük olması nedeniyle tercih edilmektedir. Bu yazıda çocuk hastalarda SIG kullanımı ile ilgili güncel bilgiler özetlenmiştir

Keywords

Subkutan immünglobülin, çocuk, tedavi

Subcutaneous Immunoglobulin Use in Children

Abstract

Human plasma derived immunoglobulin products have been considered among treatment options for many of the disor- ders, particularly primary immune deficiencies. Immunoglobulins can be administered either intravenous IV , subcutaneous SC or intramuscular IM route. In recent years, SCIG use has been preferred increasingly because of higher patient comfort, with decreased systemic side effects and costs. Up-to-date information regarding SCIG use in pediatric patients is being summarized in this review

Keywords

Subcutaneous immunoglobulin, children, treatment

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