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Reviews of earlier clinical studies Several scientific publications have reviewed evidence from research on the medicinal uses of cannabis indicating that cannabis in fact may offer benefits in the treatment of certain illnesses Key quotes from five independent summaries of the medical benefits of the cannabinoid substances in marijuana are presented below. All of them refer to either "cannabis" or to "marijuana" specifically, and they all utilize the conceptual approach implied by Hollister in 2001 Hollister 2001 ; : clinical evidence on cannabinoids provides an understanding of the medical use of marijuana. The first article is by Grotenhermen, to be published in Clinical Pharmacokinetics in October 2002, the second by Williamson and Evans was published in the December 2000 issue of Drugs, the third is a review on "Therapeutic aspects of cannabis and cannabinoids" in 2001 by Robson that was commissioned by the British Government, the fourth review is an article by Glass, published in May 2001 in Progress in NeuroPsychopharmacology and Biological Psychiatry, and the fifth is a review article by Porter and Felder in Pharmacological Therapeutics in April 2001. Grotenhermen: "Cannabis preparations have been employed in the treatment of numerous diseases, with marked differences in the available supporting data BMA 1997, Grotenhermen and Russo 2002a, House of Lords 1998, Joy et al. 1999 ; . Besides phytocannabinoids, several synthetic cannabinoid derivatives are under clinical investigation that are devoid of psychotropic effects, and modulators of the endocannabinoid system reuptake inhibitors, antagonists at the CB receptor, etc. ; will presumably follow. Hierarchy of Therapeutic Effects Possible indications for cannabis preparations have been extensively reviewed BMA 1997, Grinspoon and Bakalar, Grotenhermen 2002b, House of Lords 1999, Joy et al. 1999, Mathre 1997, Mechoulam 1986 ; . To do justice to the scientific evidence with regard to different indications, a hierarchy of therapeutic effects can be devised, with established effects, relatively well-confirmed effects, less confirmed effects and a basic research stage. However the history of research into the therapeutic benefits of cannabis and cannabinoids has demonstrated that the scientific evidence for a specific indication does not necessarily reflect the actual therapeutic potential for a given disease, but sometimes obstacles to clinical research. Established Effects, for example, glipizide!
Your choice of oral hypoglycaemic agent, particularly the insulin secretagogue, may be important if choosing this regime. Always continue Metformin in the normal and overweight patients at the current dose unless contra-indicated or not tolerated. Always check for symptoms of Metformin intolerance in patients. Continue previous sulphonylurea at unchanged dose. For ease of therapy one may wish to consider a change to once-daily Glimepiride titrated up to a dose of 4-6 mg or Gilclazide MR. This is a good choice if ease of administration is an issue. If post-prandial glucose levels are high, weight or risk of hypoglycaemia is an issue and flexibility is important, then the use of Repaglinide titrated up to 4mg t.d.s is a good choice. During the active titration phase of Repaglinide, use post-meal glucose levels 2 hours after meals to achieve this. If post-prandial glucose levels remain high despite maximum tolerated oral agents, it may be appropriate to stop these and change to a formal basal bolus regimen. See relevant guidance.
In overweight patients, when metformin was compared to sulfonylureas or insulin, metformin also significantly reduced all cause mortality NNT 19 ; and stroke NNT 36 ; .7 Toxicity Metformin does not cause hypoglycemia, but can worsen it.2 GI complaints are common, but there is no associated weight gain. Lactic acidosis is a rare side-effect and can be prevented if it is not used in patients with impaired renal function SCr 124 umol L ; , hepatic disease, alcoholism, symptomatic congestive heart failure or patients undergoing radiocontrast study.2, 5, 8 Metformin is first-line therapy for overweight patients.1, 6 Metformin can also be used as firstline therapy in non-overweight patients.1 Sulfonylurea SU ; SUs [chlorpropamide Diabinese ; , gliclazide Diamicron ; , glimepiride AmarylTM ; , glyburide Diabeta ; , tolbutamide] enhance insulin secretion. SU + diet ; vs. diet All diabetics The UKPDS 33 assessed SUs chlorpropamide, glyburide ; in patients with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes. Over the course of 10 years, when SUs + dietary advice was compared to dietary advice alone, the SU group had decreased microvascular disease NNT 42 ; .9 Overweight diabetics In the UKPDS 34, treatment with sulfonylureas in overweight patients had no significant benefit on the occurrence of microvascular or macrovascular end 6, 7 points. Toxicity SUs can cause hypoglycemia chlorpropamide glyburide gliclazide, glimepiride, tolbutamide ; and 5, 10 weight gain. Claims that glimepiride causes less.
In a double-blind, placebo-controlled, multicenter study of patients with juvenile chronic arthritis JCA ; , sulfasalazine was significantly more effective than placebo in suppressing disease activity, as indicated by decreases in overall articular severity scores, all global assessments, and laboratory parameters.38 However, drug toxicity is a problem: elevated liver transaminases, leukopenia, hypoimmunoglobulinemia, and gastrointestinal problems contributed to a 30% withdrawal rate in this trial.38 The manufacturer recommendations are to check blood counts and transaminase levels before treatment, every other week for the first 3 months, monthly for the next 3 months, then every 3 months. In a small trial of sulfasalazine in systemic JCA, 3 of 4 children had to withdraw as a result of severe toxic side effects possibly related to a hypersensitivity reaction, including high fevers and rash.39 Some data suggest that sulfasalazine may be most useful for pauciarticularonset JRA.40, 41.
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This document contains information that is supplementary to an article that appeared in informed, July 2004 Vol 10 No 3, which is available online at ices.on . The educational materials herein are believed to be valid as of July 1, 2004 except where noted. Clinical decisions must always be individualized and ICES assumes no liability for use of these materials by patients or health professionals.
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Columbiana County Common Pleas Court, sustaining motions for summary judgment filed by defendants-appellees, the Vista Centre, Dr. Skinner and Main Medical Family Practice "Dr. Skinner" ; , and the Cleveland Clinic Foundation "the Clinic" ; . For the following reasons, the trial court's judgment is affirmed in part, reversed in part and remanded. STATEMENT OF FACTS On September 13, 1997, appellant's husband "decedent" ; was admitted to the, for instance, pharmacology of gliclazide.
Table 1. Baseline characteristics of obese and non-obese patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus Non-obese n 80 ; Obese n 40 ; Age years ; 60.010.4 59.59.0 Sex Men Women ; 36 44 18 Duration of disease years ; 10.45.2 9.76.0 Body height cm ; 160.37.8 159.09.3 Sulfonyureas glibenclamide, glipizide, gliclazide, glimepiride ; 59 1 16 Metformin doses 1000mg 1500mg 2000mg per day ; 7 32 26 Hyperlipidemia with antihyperlipidemic agents ; 32 ; 21 Hypertension with antihypertensive agents ; 36 ; 27 Body weight kg ; 61.58.4 74.39.3 24.02.1 BMI kg m2 ; 29.42.5 Systolic pressure mmHg ; 13315 13416 Diastolic pressure mmHg ; 799 819 Fasting plasma glucose mg dL ; 23052 23447 Postprandial plasma glucose mg dL ; 30251 29765 HbA1c % ; 9.51.2 9.4 1.3 C-peptide ng mL ; 2.41.2 3.31.3 Creatinine mg dL ; 1.10.2 1.00.2 Cholesterol mg dL ; 20540 21448 Triglyceride mg dL ; 15975 242127 * HDL-cholesterol mg dL ; 4210 3810 ALT U L ; 3322 6126 * p 0.01; * p 0.0001 in comparison with non-obese patients and didanosine.
6. Whether [Dr B] prescribed [Dr A] Augmentin amoxycillin ; and Voltaren is disputed. However, please comment on the likely effect of these medications on [Dr A's] condition. Augmentin tablets are composed of amoxycillin trihydrate and potassium clavulanate. It is possible that the undesirable effects of Augmentin 2 on the gastrointestinal and liver systems could have further compromised [Dr A's] condition. He was already taking medications for intestinal problems Pentasa and Loperamide ; and for his late onset diabetes Gliclazire and metformin ; . Voltaren generically known as diclofenac sodium ; needs to be used with caution 3 in patients with symptoms indicative of gastrointestinal disorders and in patients with impaired liver function. It is quite likely that Voltaren would cause [Dr A's] symptoms to get worse. I need to state that I have only a basic knowledge of pharmacology and most of my information has been obtained from the referenced publication. While I believe that my statements above regarding Augmentin and Voltaren are correct, if more in depth information is needed, a pharmacologist should be consulted. 7. On the information available, did [Dr B] provide [Dr A] with all the information he could reasonably expect to receive about the condition and treatment of tooth 26? As stated in 1 above, [Dr B] failed to provide [Dr A] with all the treatment options for tooth 26, so [Dr A] was unable to make an informed judgement on whether he should agree to have his tooth extracted. [Dr B] was unable to assess the options for treatment as he failed to take an X-ray of the tooth. He attempts to excuse this failure because it was an emergency situation and after hours, but this is not acceptable. ; In my opinion, [Dr A] did not receive the information he should have reasonably expected, nor did he receive the treatment the situation warranted. 8. Are there any issues that you consider warrant further investigation? No.
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Area of the forepaw representation. The tracer BDA was injected into a region of the forelimb representation where electrophysiological mapping revealed RFs on the antebrachium i.e., extending from the wrist to the elbow ; . Finally, AF was placed in a forelimb region where responses were evoked by lightly brushing the hairs of the brachium i.e., extending from the elbow to the shoulder ; . The location and spread of these injections is shown in the right panel of Figure 1. The pattern of corticostriatal projections seen in H22 and other cases that received all injections in various forelimb representations differed from that observed in the "across body part" cases in two major respects. First, in sections posterior to bregma, where corticostriatal projections are more topographically organized, labeled terminations from all three components of the forelimb representation were usually confined to a single lamellar-shaped region in the neostriatum. Within this region, there was a strong tendency for projections from the proximal limb representation to terminate dorsally, while projections from the forepaw representation terminated more ventrally, and projections from the antebrachium representation terminated between those regions see Fig. 4, -1.11 and -1.85 mm ; . Second, the amount of overlap among corticostriatal projections was significantly greater for the "within forelimb" cases than for the "across body part" cases. As shown by Figure 5 panels A and A` ; , some regions of the neostriatal neuropil contained labeled projections from all three subcomponents of the SI forelimb representation. A quantitative comparison of the reconstructed sections in Figures 2 and 4 demonstrates a greater amount of neostriatal overlap for case H22 than for case H18 see Table 2 for quantitative comparisons of all tracer combinations ; . Despite the substantial amount of corticostriatal overlap observed in cases that received tracer injections in the forelimb representation, inspection of the thalamus revealed little and persantine.
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Increases insulin Gliclazide: 40160 mg twice secretion daily, 30120 mg once daily MR form ; Glimepiride: 18 mg once daily Glyburide: 5 mg once daily, titrated to 5 mg twice daily Acute increase of insulin secretion Repaglinide: 0.54 mg 3 times daily Nateglinide: 60120 mg 3 times daily Rosiglitazone: 28 mg once daily Pioglitazone: 1545 mg once daily 120 mg 3 times daily.
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Hypo while swimming can be serious and you are right to be concerned about it. However, don't let your concern stop you swimming. There are certain simple rules that all people taking insulin should follow before swimming; these will allow you to swim with complete safety. Never swim alone. Tell your companions to pull you out of the water if you behave oddly or are in difficulty. Keep glucose tablets or Lucozade on the side of the pool. Get out of the water immediately at the first signs of a hypo. If you are a keen swimmer and want to take up scuba diving, the British Sub-Aqua Club does impose some restrictions. It requires people taking insulin who wish to scuba dive to have an annual medical review, to be free of any long-term complications of diabetes, and insists that they always dive with another person who does not have diabetes. You can contact the Club for more details the address is in Appendix 2. Can I take part in all or any forms of sport?.
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What is it? Rosiglitazone is one of a new class of oral glucose-lowering drugs, which work by reducing the body's resistance to the action of insulin. It is marketed by SKB under the brand name Avandia. What is it licensed for? For use in oral combination treatment of Type 2 diabetes mellitus in patients with insufficient glycaemic control despite maximal tolerated dose of oral monotherapy with either metformin or a sulphonylurea. It should only be used with metformin in obese patients. It should only be used with a sulphonylurea when patients show intolerance to metformin or when metformin is contra-indicated. What isn't it licensed for? It is not licensed for: Use as monotherapy Use with insulin Use as part of a triple combination with oral anti-diabetic agents What are the contra-indications to its use? What about use in the elderly? Known hypersensitivity to rosiglitazone No dose adjustment is required Cardiac failure or history of cardiac failure What about use in children? Severe renal insufficiency No data do not use Hepatic impairment What about use in pregnancy? No data do not use What do NICE recommend? that prescribing should be for patients who have inadequate glycaemic control on conventional agents that patients should be offered metformin + sulphonylurea combinations first unless C I ; that rosiglitazone should be used as an alternative to insulin in patients unable to tolerate S + M combination that manufacturer's recommendations should be followed that usage should be monitored against treatment targets for blood glucose, and for other cardiovascular risk factors, including lipid profile rosiglitazone may be prescribed and monitored in primary and secondary care by health professionals with a special interest in diabetes What do I need to check before starting rosiglitazone? Troglitazone, a predecessor of rosiglitazone, was withdrawn because of causing liver damage. It appears that this toxicity does not occur with rosiglitazone, however liver function tests should be performed. The company recommends that rosiglitazone should not be initiated if the ALT alanine-amino transferase ; is greater than 2.5x the upper limit of normal. Once prescribed, check enzymes every 2 months for the first year and monitor the patient for signs of liver disease. Check baseline lipids and HbA1c if records not current. How should it be prescribed? See flow chart overleaf The starting dose with either metformin or a sulphonylurea is 4mg daily. This drug takes 6-8 weeks to reach maximal effect. If used with metformin the dose may be increased to 8mg daily after 8 weeks 8mg od or 4mgbd ; . What are the likely adverse effects? Fluid retention which may precipitate heart failure Weight gain Liver dysfunction see above Increased risk of anaemia in patients with low Hb more likely with metformin ; Resumption of ovulation in patients anovulatory due to insulin resistance Changes in lipid profile HDL LDL cholesterol, triglycerides ; What are the common effects that patients are likely to notice? Apart from hypo hyperglycaemic symptoms and weight gain, side effects are most common in combination with metformin e.g. headache, diarrhoea, flatulence, dyspepsia, fatigue What does it cost for 28 days treatment? Rosiglitazone 4mg daily 26-60 Metformin 1.5g daily 2-15 8mg daily 53-20 Gljclazide 160mg daily 6-80.
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Conclusions: The results confirm that modafinil and caffeine improve alertness during TSD in normals, and that the effectiveness is dosedependent. Modafinil at the 200 mg and 400 mg dose levels improved alertness relative to placebo ; as did caffeine 600 mg. These results indicate that sleep deprivation effects in alertness can be temporarily counteracted through the use of modafinil or caffeine in normals. References: 1 ; Wesensten NJ, Kautz M, Balkin T. Pharmacological enhancement of alertness during sleep deprivation I. J Sleep Res 2000; 9 S1 ; : 207. 2 ; Kautz M, Balkin T, & Wesensten N J. Pharmacological enhancement of alertness during sleep deprivation II. J Sleep Res 2000; 9 S1 ; : 96. * Modafinil and placebo kindly provided by Cephalon, Inc., West Chester PA, USA 415.I Modafinil and Caffeine Reverse Sleep Deprivation Fatigue Effects on Performance Wesensten NJ, Kautz MA, Belenky G, Balkin TJ Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Silver Spring, MD 20910-7500 Introduction: Previously we showed that during total sleep deprivation TSD ; , both caffeine and modafinil improve speed on a psychomotor vigilance task PVT ; across test sessions Wesensten et al., 2000 ; . In this abstract, we describe the effects of caffeine and modafinil on PVT speed within a 10-minute test session during TSD, i.e., the efficacy of modafinil and caffeine for combating the combined effects of TSD and "fatigue, " the latter operationally defined as time on task Balkin et al., 2000 ; . Methods: 50 healthy young adult men and women participated after giving informed consent. Following 7 hours of undisturbed nocturnal sleep 2330-0630 ; , subjects remained awake for the next 54.5 hours 0630 Day 1 - 1300 Day 3 ; with continuous polysomnographic PSG ; recordings obtained throughout. Every 2 hours from 0800 Day 1 until 2200 Day 2 subjects performed a computer test battery immediately followed by a modified maintenance of wakefulness test MWT ; . At 2355 Day 2 after 41.5 hours awake ; , subjects ingested double-blind one of 5 drug doses as follows n 10 per group ; : placebo PLA modafinil 100 mg M100 ; , 200 mg M200 ; , 400 mg M400 or caffeine 600 mg C600 ; . The computerized test battery and modified MWT were then administered every hour from 0000 through 1200 Day 3. Data reported here are for PVT post-drug sessions only. MWT results are reported in a companion abstract Reichardt et al., this volume ; .PVT - Subjects pressed a response key whenever a time display began to increment. The interval between the subject's response and the next time display increment was.
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Compared to conventional treatment. Patients receiving insulin experienced the highest gain in weight 4kg ; . UKPDS 33 demonstrated clinically that tight blood glucose control substantially reduced the frequency of microvascular endpoints, but did not have a statistically significant effect on macrovascular events p 0.0520 ; . However data from the paper strongly suggest that clinically the frequency of MI might be reduced. Use of metformin UKPDS 34 [23] found that use of metformin in overweight patients, in the intensive treatment group, produced significantly greater risk reductions for all diabetic complications including those of macrovascular and microvascular origins ; p 0.0034 ; and for all-cause mortality p 0.021 ; , compared to intensive treatment with sulphonylurea or insulin. Furthermore, there was less weight gain and less hypoglycaemia in the metformin group than in the insulin or sulphonylurea groups. However the addition of metformin to sulphonylurea treatment resulted in a 96% p 0.039 ; increased risk of diabetic-related death and a 60% p 0.041 ; increase in all-cause death, in non-overweight and overweight patients. However, a combined analysis of both trials did not substantiate this finding. Since the UKPDS was powered to detect advantages of tight blood pressure and glycaemic control, use of combination therapy requires further study before any conclusions can be drawn. The advantages of metformin in improving cardiovascular outcomes, reducing both the frequency of hypoglycaemic episodes and diminishing weight gain, suggest that it is likely to be the drug of first choice for overweight people with diabetes unless there are contraindications to its use e.g. renal impairment ; . Recent data suggest that the chronic injurious effects of hyperglycaemia upon tissue are mediated through increased production of advanced glycation endproducts AGE ; [27, 28]. Preliminary studies have indicated that metformin has an inhibitory effect on AGE formation [27]. Confirmation of these data, in future studies, may endorse the earlier use of metformin to lessen the risk of long-term diabetic complications [27]. Further evidence in favour of metformin is that it decreases levels of plasminogen activator inhibitor Type 1 a putative independent risk factor for recurrent MI ; by 20% to 25% [29]. Combination therapy UKDPS 49 [30] assessed the individual effects of diet, insulin, sulphonylureas or metformin on glycaemic control. The progressive nature of Type 2 diabetes is such that, within three years of its onset, 50% of patients will need multiple therapy in order to achieve glycaemic control; this figure increases to 75% after nine years. In the longer term, the majority of patients will need multiple treatments in order to achieve target HbA1c levels. RECENT DRUG DEVELOPMENTS Once daily sulphonylureas Glimepiride Amaryl ; , a second generation, once-daily sulphonylurea, has been shown to be as effective as glibenclamide and glipizide. Further studies are needed to determine the efficacy of glimepiride monotherapy in relation to gliclazide or metformin and to evaluate its combined use with metformin or other antidiabetic agents [31]. The clinical significance of claims that it has distinct characteristics in terms of its binding to the islet beta-cell sulphonylurea receptor, are currently uncertain. Glimepiride offers an alternative, relatively expensive sulphonylurea for monotherapy in Type 2 diabetes, uncontrolled by diet and exercise. It is not yet licensed in the United Kingdom, for combined use with metformin or insulin. Alpha glucosidase inhibitors Acarbose Glucobay ; aids glycaemic control by inhibiting intestinal alpha amylase enzymes, particularly sucrase. Used alone, it cannot produce hypoglycaemia but it reduces postprandial hyperglycaemia and insulin secretion and may also reduce fasting plasma glucose, triglycerides and cholesterol [32]. Adverse gastrointestinal GI ; effects, including flatulence, are common. Patients receiving high doses of acarbose 300mg daily ; have shown raised liver enzymes; monitoring is, therefore, recommended. Its clinical effects are similar to those of the sulphonylureas [33]. The UKPDS double-blind, acarbose placebo extension arm, started in 1994 [34], assessed the effect of acarbose on glycaemic control. A 0.7% reduction in HbA1c was achieved both in combination with drug treatments or with diet alone. The effect was similar to that of additional treatment with metformin. Analysis on an "intention to treat" basis which included those who did not complete the three year study ; , indicated a sustained reduction of only 0.2%; compliance with therapy was significantly lower than with placebo. No weight gain or hypoglycaemia were observed. These findings are consistent with those of earlier studies [35]. Reported mean HbA1c reductions of between 0.65% and 0.69% in other studies, may have been influenced by noncompliance [36, 37]. Trial data indicates that acarbose reduces the need for insulin use [38]. An arm of the STOP-NIDDM trial, is currently focused on the possible effects of acarbose upon impaired glucose tolerance [39]. Early treatment with acarbose may be preferable [34], since in the later stages of Type 2 diabetes there may be inadequate beta-cell insulin secretion to allow any effect upon glycaemic control. Miglitol is more potent than acarbose, has a greater affinity for sucrase and is more extensively absorbed. The product has a licence, but it is unclear when it will be marketed in the UK. Side-effects are similar to those of acarbose, although elevated transaminase levels have not, thus far, been reported. Miglitol is more likely to interact with other drugs.
In obese patients or those not showing adequate response to gliclazide alone, additional therapy may be required.
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