Signal detection of oral drug-induced dementia in chronic kidney disease patients using association rule mining and Bayesian confidence propagation neural network
Signal detection of oral drug-induced dementia in chronic kidney disease patients using association rule mining and Bayesian confidence propagation neural network
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DOI:
10.1691/ph.2019.9426
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发表时间:
2019-09-01
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1.6
通讯作者:
Teramachi, H.
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Noguchi, Y.;Nagasawa, H.;Teramachi, H.
Among the mechanisms responsible for cognitive dysfunction in chronic kidney disease (CKD) are albuminuria and oxidative stress. However, there may be other causes not yet identified. In fact, the full relevance of CKD patient drug use and its relationship to dementia has hardly been barely investigated. We identified drugs affecting cognitive function in CKD patients by analyzing the spontaneous reporting system in Japan using Association rule mining (ARM) and Bayesian confidence propagation neural network (BCPNN). The signal detection criterion used were as follows: case >= 3, lift > 1, conviction > 1 (ARM) and IC025 >0 (BCPNN). Drugs with more than 20 cases were valaciclovir (lift: 11.21, conviction: 1.28, IC025: 3.12), amantadine (lift: 19.69, conviction: 1.68, IC025: 3.05), nalfurafine (lift: 8.35, conviction: 1.19, IC025: 2.18), pregabalin (lift: 6.05, conviction: 1.12, IC025: 1.78), and acyclovir (lift: 5.89, conviction: 1.12, IC025: 1.68). This study is the first report to use a large-scale medical database to identify drugs related to oral drugs-induced dementia in CKD.