Anaemia in dialysis patients as a side-effect of sartanes
Anaemia in dialysis patients as a side-effect of sartanes
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沙坦类药物的副作用导致透析患者贫血
DOI:
10.1016/s0140-6736(05)60259-0
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发表时间:
1998
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U. Hällfritzsch
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作者:
A. Schwarzbeck;K. Wittenmeier;U. Hällfritzsch
Since 1996, we have used sartanes instead of angiotensinconverting-enzyme inhibitors to control blood pressure in haemodialysis patients. The smooth onset of action and lack of anaphylactoid membrane reactions were the main reasons. Because we had seen unexplained decreases of haemoglobin and delayed r-Hu Epo responses at the start of haemodialysis in some patients on losartan, we were interested in the casereport of Horn and colleagues. 1 We investigated the data of 184 dialysis patients retrospectively and found that losartan (50 mg/day) had substantially affected haemoglobin concentrations. Of 24 haemodialysis patients on losartan, 18 had decreases in haemoglobin. 14 of these were on r-Hu Epo therapy and had no iron deficiency. Mean haemoglobin concentrations had fallen from 118 g/L to 101 g/L, 4–6 weeks after start of losartan and returned to 112 g/L only after a three-fold to four-fold rise in r-Hu Epo doses. Since no connection between losartan and anaemia has been made at that time, the drug was withdrawn in only one patient because of hypotension after 6 months. Withdrawal resulted in a rise of haemoglobin from 90 g/L to 135 g/L. Losartan was prescribed several times after withdrawal by her