Quetiapine

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Abrègements : ARI aripiprazole, la VOITURE carbamazepine, DIV divalproex, HAL haloperidol, lithium de Li, QUE quetiapine, OLA olanzapine, placebo de PBO, RIS risperidone, VAL valproate, la FERMETURE À GLISSIÈRE ziprasidone. Symbole : plus efficace que.

Les caractéristiques de ligne des bases Signifient SD; années d'àge; Aucun %; des femmes Aucun %; avec le M-UPDRS EPS significatif 8; SD moyen; SIB * Aucuns de patients; SD moyen; CMAI Aucuns de patients; gamme moyenne; VITE Aucuns de patients; Rivastigmine n 31; 84.3 7.8; 23 74.2; 4 12.9; 58.8 27.2; n 21; 61.1 20.5; n 28; 6 4-7; n 26; Quetiapine n 31; 84.2 8.6; 27 87.1; 4 12.9; 59.4 30.5; n 20; 59.1 16.2; n 28; 6 4-7; n 28; Placebo n 31; 83.0 6.8; 24 77.4; 2 6.5; 69.0 28.2; n 20; 56.4 16.6; n 31; 6 4-7; n 30; En tout n 93; 83.8 7.7; 74 79.6; 10 10.8; 62.3 28.5; n 61; 58.8 17.7; n 87; 6 4-7; n 84 et achat de repaglinide en ligne. Mechanism of Antipsychotic-Induced Diabetes Mellitus The specific mechanism to explain the association between AAPs and diabetes remains unknown. One theory proposes that weight gain associated with AAPs leads to impaired glucose homeostasis, a risk factor for the development of diabetes. 7, 10, 16 Another hypothesis suggests that the AAPs may have a direct diabetogenic effect. Indeed, hyperglycemia can improve quickly after stopping the AAP, and some patients can develop diabetes mellitus without weight gain. Atypical antipsychotics are thought to exert their pharmacologic effect in part through antagonism of 5HT1A receptors which would decrease insulin secretion leading to hyperglycemia.12 Dyslipidemia The AAPs have been associated with increased total cholesterol, low density lipoprotein-cholesterol and triglycerides, and with decreased high density lipoprotein-cholesterol.5 Lambert et al published a case-control study that examined the risk of dyslipidemia among schizophrenic patients who were exposed to AAPs compared with those exposed to conventional agents.17 They observed at 12 weeks that olanzapine was associated with an increased risk of dyslipidemia compared to conventional agents OR 1.20; 95%CI 1.08-1.33 ; . Exposure to clozapine OR 1.16; 95%CI 0.99-1.37 ; , risperidone OR 1.00; 95%CI 0.90-1.12 ; , and quetiapine OR 1.01; 95%CI 0.78-1.32 ; did not show an increased risk. Extending the exposure to 24 weeks did not substantially alter the results, other than for clozapine OR 1.22; 95%CI 1.03-1.45 ; . A second case-control study by Koro et al showed that olanzapine was associated with a nearly five-fold increase in the odds of developing dyslipidemia compared with no antipsychotic exposure and a greater than three-fold increase as compared with conventional agents over a three month period.18 Risperidone did not show a significant increase in odds of developing dyslipidemia over no exposure to antipsychotic agents or conventional agents. Overall, the results demonstrated that dyslipidemia was mostly associated with clozapine and olanzapine, while risperidone and quetiapine had intermediate effects. Mechanism of Antipsychotic-Induced Dyslipidemia Although the exact mechanism of AAP-induced dyslipidemia remains unknown, the possible theories involve weight gain, dietary change and glucose intolerance. Weight gain and obesity are known risk factors for dyslipidemia and thus, AAP-induced weight gain may increase the risk of dyslipidemia. Also, patients with schizophrenia generally have poor dietary habits and little physical activity which may have an impact on their lipid profile. Glucose intolerance theory is mainly attributed to the fact that most studies observed dyslipidemia and diabetes concurrently in their patients.19 Management of the Metabolic Side Effects The American Diabetes Association, the American Psychiatric Association, the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, and the North American Association for the Study of Obesity formed a panel and developed consensus guidelines for the prevention and management of weight gain and diabetes while on AAPs.5 The Consensus Panel estimated the prevalence of both diabetes and obesity among individuals with schizophrenia and affective disorders to be approximately 1.5 to two times higher than in the general population.5 It recognized that AAPs have been associated with weight gain, diabetes mellitus, DKA, and dyslipidemia, and thus heighten the risk for cardiovascular disease. Their recommendation is to first screen patients to determine their risk level of obesity and diabetes before prescribing any antipsychotic agent. Starting a patient on an AAP requires appropriate counselling and management. Weight gain prevention and management, such as dietary and physical activity education, and support groups, should be discussed with each patient. As well, clinicians should obtain baseline weight, fasting glucose and cholesterol levels, and reexamine these parameters at regular intervals throughout therapy see Table 3 ; . Any increase in weight of five percent or more from baseline warrants consideration of switching to an AAP with less propensity for weight gain. As well, for patients that develop diabetes mellitus or dyslipidemia while on an AAP, the panel recommends switching to an AAP less likely to alter glucose and lipid levels. However, clozapine should be considered as a special case as its discontinuation and switch to another AAP has the potential to cause serious psychiatric sequelae. All patients with diabetes should be referred to a diabetes education program for self-management education.5.