L3: TB - Pt 3 Flashcards
(32 cards)
Drug treatment of TB must be:
Standard Drugs in TB
Standard Drugs in TB
- Rifampicin (R)
Standard Drugs in TB
- Streptomycin (S)
Standard Drugs in TB
- INH
Standard Drugs in TB
- Ethambutol (E)
Standard Drugs in TB
- Pyrazinamide (P)
Reserve Drugs in TB
Reserve Drugs in TB
- Thiaxetazone
- 4 mg/kg/day
- Maximum 150mg/day.
Reserve Drugs in TB
- Ethionamide & prothionamide
- 15-20mg/kg/day.
- Maximum 1 gm/day.
Reserve Drugs in TB
- Cycloserine
15mg/kg/day
Reserve Drugs in TB
- Viomycin, kanamycin & capreomycin.
1-2 g/d.
Reserve Drugs in TB
- recently Introduced Drugs
Amikacin
Quinolones
Rifabutin
Reserve Drugs in TB
- Amikacin
- 15 mg/kg IM injection
- 5 times weekly.
Reserve Drugs in TB
- Quinolones
Reserve Drugs in TB
- Rifabutin
Regimens used in the treatment of pulmonary TB
Treatment of TB in special situations
Treatment of TB in special situations
- Renal Failure (DOC, Dose Mod. , CI)
Treatment of TB in special situations
- LCF / hepatic Diseases (DOC, CI)
Treatment of TB in special situations
- Pregnancy (DOC, Dose Mod. , CI)
Corticosteroids in TB
- Significance
May be used carefully in some selected Cases
Corticosteroids in TB
- Indications
Surgery in Tuberculosis
- Role
The role of surgery is limited nowadays in tuberculosis
- due to the effective chemotherapeutic agents.