PHARMACOKINETICS AND CLINICAL STUDIES ON SPARFLOXACIN

We performed basic and clinical studies on sparfloxacin (SPFX), a newly synthesized quinolone, and obtained the following results. 1. Effects of antacid (dried aluminium hydroxide gel, AL) and probenecid on the gastrointestinal absorption and renal excretion of SPFX were investigated by a cross-over...

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Published inCHEMOTHERAPY Vol. 39; no. Supplement4; pp. 234 - 244
Main Authors Saito, Atsushi, Hojo, Toshio, Shimada, Jingoro, Kaji, Masanobu, Hori, Seiji, Imai, Takeo, Sakai, Osamu, Shiba, Kohya, Yoshida, Masaki, Matsumoto, Fumio
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Abstract We performed basic and clinical studies on sparfloxacin (SPFX), a newly synthesized quinolone, and obtained the following results. 1. Effects of antacid (dried aluminium hydroxide gel, AL) and probenecid on the gastrointestinal absorption and renal excretion of SPFX were investigated by a cross-over design in six healthy male volunteers. The subjects received orally 200mg of SPFX with and without 1g of AL or 1.5g of probenecid, and the time course of blood levels, urinary concentrations and urinary recovery of SPFX and its pharmacokinetic parameters were determined. SPFX concentrations in the samples were measured by the HPLC method. The obtained pharmacokinetic parameters for SPFX after each of the treatment were as follows: the Cmax, Tmax, T1/2 and AUC0→∞ for SPFX alone were 0.865μg/ml, 5.3h, 14.7h and 21.1μg·h/ml, respectively; those for co-administration with AL were 0.683μg/ml, 4.0h, 14.0h and 13.7μg·h/ml; and those for co-administration with probenecid were 0.810μg/ml, 3.5h, 15.7h and 20.1μg·h/ml. Gastrointestinal absorption of SPFX was inhibited by interaction with AL, but SPFX was the least inhibited among the new quinolones. 2. Twenty-three patients with respiratory infections, 5 with urinary tract infections and one with mastitis were treated orally at a daily dose of 100-300mg of SPFX for 3-4 days. The clinical results were excellent in 8 cases, good in 16 and poor in 5, giving the efficacy rate of 82.8%. We encountered adverse reactions to SPFX in two cases: vertigo, nausea and epigastric pain in one case, and fever and eosinophilia in another case. These adverse reactions disappeared shortly after completion of the treatment. There were no cases in which the administration of SPFX was discontinued due to adverse effects.
AbstractList We performed basic and clinical studies on sparfloxacin (SPFX), a newly synthesized quinolone, and obtained the following results. 1. Effects of antacid (dried aluminium hydroxide gel, AL) and probenecid on the gastrointestinal absorption and renal excretion of SPFX were investigated by a cross-over design in six healthy male volunteers. The subjects received orally 200mg of SPFX with and without 1g of AL or 1.5g of probenecid, and the time course of blood levels, urinary concentrations and urinary recovery of SPFX and its pharmacokinetic parameters were determined. SPFX concentrations in the samples were measured by the HPLC method. The obtained pharmacokinetic parameters for SPFX after each of the treatment were as follows: the Cmax, Tmax, T1/2 and AUC0→∞ for SPFX alone were 0.865μg/ml, 5.3h, 14.7h and 21.1μg·h/ml, respectively; those for co-administration with AL were 0.683μg/ml, 4.0h, 14.0h and 13.7μg·h/ml; and those for co-administration with probenecid were 0.810μg/ml, 3.5h, 15.7h and 20.1μg·h/ml. Gastrointestinal absorption of SPFX was inhibited by interaction with AL, but SPFX was the least inhibited among the new quinolones. 2. Twenty-three patients with respiratory infections, 5 with urinary tract infections and one with mastitis were treated orally at a daily dose of 100-300mg of SPFX for 3-4 days. The clinical results were excellent in 8 cases, good in 16 and poor in 5, giving the efficacy rate of 82.8%. We encountered adverse reactions to SPFX in two cases: vertigo, nausea and epigastric pain in one case, and fever and eosinophilia in another case. These adverse reactions disappeared shortly after completion of the treatment. There were no cases in which the administration of SPFX was discontinued due to adverse effects.
We performed basic and clinical studies on sparfloxacin (SPFX), a newly synthesized quinolone, and obtained the following results.1. Effects of antacid (dried aluminium hydroxide gel, AL) and probenecid on the gastrointestinal absorption and renal excretion of SPFX were investigated by a cross-over design in six healthy male volunteers.The subjects received orally 200mg of SPFX with and without 1g of AL or 1.5g of probenecid, and the time course of blood levels, urinary concentrations and urinary recovery of SPFX and its pharmacokinetic parameters were determined. SPFX concentrations in the samples were measured by the HPLC method. The obtained pharmacokinetic parameters for SPFX after each of the treatment were as follows: the Cmax, Tmax, T1/2 and AUC0→∞ for SPFX alone were 0.865μg/ml, 5.3h, 14.7h and 21.1μg·h/ml, respectively; those for co-administration with AL were 0.683μg/ml, 4.0h, 14.0h and 13.7μg·h/ml; and those for co-administration with probenecid were 0.810μg/ml, 3.5h, 15.7h and 20.1μg·h/ml. Gastrointestinal absorption of SPFX was inhibited by interaction with AL, but SPFX was the least inhibited among the new quinolones.2. Twenty-three patients with respiratory infections, 5 with urinary tract infections and one with mastitis were treated orally at a daily dose of 100-300mg of SPFX for 3-4 days. The clinical results were excellent in 8 cases, good in 16 and poor in 5, giving the efficacy rate of 82.8%. We encountered adverse reactions to SPFX in two cases: vertigo, nausea and epigastric pain in one case, and fever and eosinophilia in another case.These adverse reactions disappeared shortly after completion of the treatment. There were no cases in which the administration of SPFX was discontinued due to adverse effects. 新しく開発された合成抗菌剤のsparfloxacinについて基礎的ならびに臨床的検討を行い, 以下の成績を得た。1. Sparfloxacinの胃腸管吸収に及ぼす制酸剤 (乾燥水酸化アルミニウムゲル) およびprobenecidの影響を, 6名の健常成人男子志願者を対象にcross-over法により検討した。Sparfloxacin 200mg単独服用時の最高血中濃度は0.865μg/ml, 最高血中濃度到達時間は5.3時間, 血中消失半減期は14.7時間, 血中濃度曲線下面積は21.1μg・h/mlであり.制酸剤1.0g同時併用時では各々0.683μg/ml, 4.0時間, 14.0時間, 13.7μg・h/ml, probenecid 1.5g併用時では各々0.810μg/ml, 3.5時間, 15.7時間, 20.1μg・h/mlであった。制酸剤併用時においてsparfloxacinの吸収阻害が認められたが, その程度は最高血中濃度で22%, 血中濃度曲線下面積で35%の低下であり, 既存のキノロン系抗菌剤と比較して弱かった。2. 呼吸器感染症23例, 尿路感染症5例, 乳腺炎1例の計29例に対して, sparfloxacinを1日100~300mg, 3~14日間経口投与した。臨床効果は著効8例, 有効16例, 無効5例で, 有効率82.8%の成績を得た。副作用として眩量+嘔気+心窩部痛, 発熱+好酸球増多を各1例に認めたが投与中止例はなく, かつ治療終了後はいずれも消退した。
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– reference: 15) Wingender W, Beermann D, Forster D, Graefe K-H and Kuhlmann J: Interactions of ciprofloxacin with food intake and drugs. Proceedings of the 1 st International Ciprofloxacin Workshop. eds. by Neu HC and Weuta H, pp136-140, Extra Medica, Amsterdam, 1986
– reference: 7) 山口俊和, 横川真喜子, 橋爪孝典, 馬場政子, 松岡信男, 関根豊: Sparfloxacinのラット, イヌ, サルにおける体内動態. 薬物動態6: 33-41, 1991
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– reference: 3) Kojima T, Inoue M and Mitsuhashi S: In vitro activity of AT-4140 against clinical bacterial isolates. Antimicrob Agents Chemother 33: 1980-1988, 1989
– reference: 12) Misiak P, Toothaker R, Lebsack M, Sedman A and Colburn W: The effect of dosing-time intervals on the potential pharmacokinetic interaction between oral enoxacin and oral antacid. 28th ICAAC, Astr. No.1441, Los Angeles, Oct.23, 1988
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– reference: 4) Nakamura S, Kurobe N, Ohue T, Hashimoto M and Shimizu M: Pharmacokinetics of a novel quinolone, AT-4140, in animals. Antimicrob Agents Chemother 34. 89-93, 1990
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