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Background: Limited data are available on the clinical significance of cryptococcaemia, which occurs in 1030% of patients with cryptococcal diseases. Aim: To describe the clinical features of cryptococcaemia and identify its prognostic factors. Study design: Retrospective cohort study. Methods: All adult patients with Cryptococcus neoformans isolated from blood culture at the National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, 19812001, were included. Demographic and clinical information was obtained from medical records. Results: Fifty-two patients were diagnosed and treated for cryptococcaemia. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome 24 52, 46% ; , immunosuppressive therapy 12 52, 23% ; and decompensated liver cirrhosis 11 52, 21% ; were the three major predisposing conditions. Forty-two patients 81%, n 52 ; had sepsis, including four patients with septic shock, when blood cultures were obtained. Of the 38 patients in whom lumbar puncture was done, cerebrospinal fluid culture showed meningeal involvement in 32 84% ; . The 30-day fatality rate was 37%. Liver cirrhosis, septic shock at presentation, an initial APACHE II score 020, age 060 years and female gender were associated with mortality under univariate analysis. Starting antifungal therapy within 48 h after blood culture was associated with improved survival. Under multivariate analysis, liver cirrhosis remained a strong independent predictor of mortality at 30 days after blood culture HR 16.3, 95%CI 2.6101.7, p 0.003 ; . Discussion: Patients with cryptococcaemia have a high risk of mortality within 30 days. Sepsis and meningeal involvement are common. Those with liver cirrhosis have a particularly poor prognosis. We report here that the mean concentration of tramadol and its metabolite M1, after a single administration of slow-release tramadol formulation, are significantly dependent upon CYP2D6 genotype. Our results are in agreement with previously published data Poulsen et al. 1996 ; , and not only confirm previous data, but also illuminate important issues for the routine use of tramadol in clinical practice. Our observations confirm a genotype-dependent disposition of tramadol and M1, not only between EM and subjects, but also within the EM phenotype, discriminated by absence or presence of one inactivating CYP2D6 allele. To the best of our knowledge, no previously published studies have reported such a difference, mainly because other investigators have employed phenotyping methods to select their subjects, which are incapable of distinguishing heterozygous from homozygous EMs. The pupillary constriction apparently does not to correspond well with the tramadol or M1 plasma concentrations Fig. 1 ; . The discrepancy is pronounced mainly in heterozygous EM group, in which there are substantially high plasma levels of M1untill 12 hours post-dose, but the pupillary constriction raises during this interval until maximal effect at the end of followed time interval. Moreover, the mean effect at 2, and 4 hours post-dose has been in heterozygous EMs very small. Also the comparison between homozygous and heterozygous EM groups, which both have similar M1 concentrations, but substantially different effect time profiles fails to demonstrate the correlation between observed pharmacokinetics and effect. This discrepancy may be caused by contra dictionary actions of the two main active compounds involved in the clinical efficacy after tramadol administration. While the miotic opioid action is believed to be mediated primarily by M1, the mydriatic effect can be contributed to the noradrenergic activity of the parent compound. Therefore the pupillary reaction cannot be attributed to solely plasma levels of either of these principles, but is a result of combined effect of these two compounds. The different ratios of M1 plasma concentrations tramadol plasma concentration are likely to cause the apparent discrepancy observed in the results. We can speculate that a potential cut-point of metabolic ratio discriminating, whether significant miotic reaction will occur or not, exists. However, our study does not allow establishing this cut point while not being designed for this purpose. Other factors like lag time of the effect vs. plasma concentrations may further play a role in modifying the comparison of concentration- vs. time- profiles of the drug and clomid. In: World Health Organization: International Agency for Research on Cancer. Handbook of Cancer Prevention.Vol 10. Lyon, France: IARC Press, 2005.
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