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PGH PGH HPETE HPETE P P rostaglandins rostaglandins , , cyclo-oxygenase cyclo-oxygenase and the GIT and the GIT

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P rostaglandins , cyclo-oxygenase and the GIT. HPETE. PGH. Linoleic acid (diet). Eicosanoids. Membrane Phospholipids. Phospho- lipase A 2. Arachidonic acid. PG LTs LX. Cell membrane phospholipids. Phospholipase A 2. Corticosteroids. lipoxins. isoprostanes. epoxygenase. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: PGH

PGHPGHHPETEHPETE

PProstaglandinsrostaglandins, , cyclo-oxygenase cyclo-oxygenase

and the GITand the GIT

Page 2: PGH

Eicosanoids

Linoleic acid Linoleic acid

(diet)(diet)

Arachidonic Arachidonic

acidacid

MembraneMembranePhospholipiPhospholipi

dsds

PG

LTs

LX

Phospho-Phospho-lipase Alipase A22

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Cell membrane phospholipids

Phospholipase A2

ArachidoniArachidonicc

acidacid PGHPGHHPETEHPETE

HETE LTHETE LT PGI TX PGI TX PGE/F/DPGE/F/D

CyclooxygenaseLipoxygenase

NSAID’sNSAID’s

epoxygenase

lipoxinslipoxins

isoprostaneisoprostaness

CorticosteroidsCorticosteroids

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Leukotriene synthesisLeukotriene synthesis

Lipo-oxygenase

LTBLTB44

Arachidonic acidArachidonic acid

chemotaxis

HPETEHPETE

LTDLTD44

LTCLTC44

LTALTA44

Mast cells, macro-Mast cells, macro-phages, leukocytesphages, leukocytes

Broncho-constrictor

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Prostaglandin synthesis

Cyclo-oxygenase

PGGPGG22

PGIPGI22

PGFPGF22TXATXA22

Arachidonic Arachidonic acidacid

PGEPGE22

plateletsplatelets

PGHPGH22VSM

Renal

GIT

VSM GIT

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Cyclo-oxygenase isoforms

GIT GIT PlateletsPlatelets

renalrenalvascularvascular

inflammationinflammation

COX-ICOX-ICOX-IICOX-IIinducibl

e

constitutive

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Pain & inflammation

PG’s sensitize nociceptors PG’s sensitize nociceptors to bradykinin, substance P, to bradykinin, substance P,

histaminehistamine

PG’s = inflammation = painPG’s = inflammation = pain

NSAID’s decrease PG’sNSAID’s decrease PG’s

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GIT mucosal protectionprotects protects against against stomach stomach

acidacid

decrease HCldecrease HClincrease mucousincrease mucous

increase sub mucosal blood increase sub mucosal blood flowflow

increase bicarbonateincrease bicarbonate

PGEPGE22

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GIT peristalsis

long/circular long/circular musclemuscle

diarrhoeadiarrhoeacrampingcramping

PGEPGE22

PGFPGF22

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Renal PGEPGE22

maintainmaintain

GFR GFR

blood flowblood flow

naturesisnaturesis

Only under compromised conditions

renal failurerenal failure

severe dehydrationsevere dehydration

antihypertensiveantihypertensive

furosemidefurosemide

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Thrombosis

-ve-ve

aggregationaggregation

CaCa22++

prostacyclinprostacyclin

+ve+veTXATXA22

clotsclots

PlateletPlateletss

COX-I

VSMVSM

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Pain relief and NSAID’sPain relief and NSAID’s

Inhibit PG synthesisInhibit PG synthesis

Mainly peripheralMainly peripheral

Cortical site?Cortical site?

Inhibition of COX-IInhibition of COX-I

Inhibition of COX-IIInhibition of COX-II

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Anti-pyreticAnti-pyretic

PG synthesisPG synthesis

Central -hypothalamusCentral -hypothalamus

Interleukin 1 mediatedInterleukin 1 mediated

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Non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID’s)(NSAID’s)

Not related to corticosteroidsNot related to corticosteroids

Inhibit cyclo-oxygenase I & IIInhibit cyclo-oxygenase I & II

Different kineticsDifferent kinetics

Effective as aspirinEffective as aspirin

Anti-inflammatory, analgesic, Anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antipyreticantipyretic

Less toxic? Less toxic?

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indomethacin

naproxen

diclofenac

ibuprofen

MOAMOA COX-II = COX-I COX-II = COX-I provide symptomatic reliefprovide symptomatic relief Adverse effectsAdverse effects Not antiplateletNot antiplatelet??

Non steroid anti -inflammatory drugs

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Side effects of NSAID's & aspirinSide effects of NSAID's & aspirin

Common but mildCommon but mild Mild dyspepsia, heart burn, GORDMild dyspepsia, heart burn, GORD

Rare but lethal Perforation, ulcer, bleeds Obstructions

PG via COX-I (mucosa)

GIT GIT

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Adverse effects cont.............................

BleedingBleeding Hypersensitivity Hypersensitivity

1: 200 people1: 200 people

Renal EffectRenal Effect

Renal blood flowRenal blood flow

AntihypertensiveAntihypertensive

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Prevent ulcers

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diarrhoeadiarrhoea

crampcramp

preventpreventNSAID’sNSAID’sulcersulcers

PPIPGE1misoprostil

replace mucosal PG

No acid, no ulcer

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Adverse effects NSAID’s…

Misoprostil Misoprostil Cramps, diarrhoea, womenCramps, diarrhoea, women

otherother sucralfate?sucralfate? HH22RA antagonists?RA antagonists?

Proton pump inhibitorsProton pump inhibitors

COX-II specificCOX-II specific

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Selective COX– II inhibitorsSelective COX– II inhibitors

COX-IICOX-II

House keepingHouse keepingGIT, renal, plateletsGIT, renal, platelets

InflammationInflammation

Synthesized de novoSynthesized de novo

Non steroid anti -inflammatory drugs

COX-ICOX-I

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meloxicam

celecoxib

MOAMOA COX - IICOX - II >> COX - ICOX - I provide symptomatic reliefprovide symptomatic relief not antiplateletnot antiplatelet!!!!CVS effects??CVS effects??

NSAID’s COX II selective /specific

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Paracetamol Central siteCentral site AnalgesicAnalgesic AntipyreticAntipyretic

Not Not anti-inflammatoryanti-inflammatory No action on peripheral cyclo-No action on peripheral cyclo-

oxygenaseoxygenase

Less GIT IrritationLess GIT Irritation

Alternative to aspirinAlternative to aspirin

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Paracetamol Toxicity Toxicity 10g is toxic!!10g is toxic!! N-acetyl cysteine antidoteN-acetyl cysteine antidote Less if alcohol is added Less if alcohol is added

How strong analgesic?How strong analgesic? Very little dose responseVery little dose response

500mg = 750 =1000mg500mg = 750 =1000mg

No response over 1000mgNo response over 1000mg