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A Placebo 325 DISCUSSION The clinical trial shorted that quinapril produced a progressivel improvement of the systolic and diastoli blood pressures from the start of therapy up to the 8th week. The absolute change of the systolic blood pressure in the quinapril group significantly differed with placebo during the second up to the 6th week of therapy, Placebo treatment resulted in a progressive lowering of the diastolic blood pressure from the second to the 8th week of treatment when compared to the baseline pre-treatment period, however the mean absolute diastolic bloodf pressure values remained above 90 mm Hg compared to the quinapril group which were seen to be below 90 mm Hg the 6th week of therapy in both sitting and standing positions. This is imporl]ant because the endpoint in the treatment of hypertension is the adequate reduction of the diastolic blood pressure. There was no significant difference in the mean systolic and diastolic blood pressure between the quinapril and placebo group. The reason why there was only a significant difference between quinapril and placebo using absolute changes and not mean actual values was due to the small sample size used in the study. The trend seen in the mean values in both quinaprU and placebo could have been significant if the targeted population number was attained in both groups, There was no change in the heart rate in the quinapril group because it does not have any cardiac chronotropic effect compared to other antihypertensive agent like the beta blockers14nor does it produces a tremendous fail, the blood pressure sufficient enough to affect the baroreceptors. These effects highlight its safety profile especially in patients with compromised heart such as in congestive heart failure or ischemic heart disease. Rational treatment of these clinical conditions requires that oxygen consumption be maintained low. There was an insignificant number of adverse events seen in the quinapril group compared to placebo 5 cases in the quinapril vs. 2 cases in the placebo group ; . The adverse events seen in the quinapril group were minor in the form of dry cough and dizziness. These events were in sharp contrast to the placebo group wherein a case had a major cerebrovascular event highlighting the importance of control of blood pressure in hypertensive cases. The clinical laboratory examinations showed that there was a significant decrease in the triglyceride value on the 8th week of therapy in the quinapril group. Though this may be a reportable finding, further studies are needed to confirm the observation. CONCLUSIONS The treatment of mild to moderate hypertension using quinapril significantly produced an improved absolute change in the systolic and diastolic blood pressure during the second to 8th week of therapy. The treatment was safe without producing a major adverse event.
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Liu W, Liang R, Ramamoorthy S, Fei Y-J, Ganapathy ME, Hediger MA, Ganapathy V and Leibach FH 1995 ; Molecular cloning of PEPT 2, a new member of the H peptide cotransporter family, from human kidney. Biochim Biophys Acta 1235: 461 466. McKinney TD and Kunnemann ME 1985 ; Procainamide transport in rabbit renal cortical brush border membrane vesicles. J Physiol 249: F532F541. Meredith D and Boyd CAR 1995 ; Oligopeptide transport by epithelial cells. J Membrane Biol 145: 112. Miyamoto Y, Coone JL, Ganapathy V and Leibach FH 1988 ; Distribution and properties of the glycylsarcosine-transport system in rabbit renal proximal tubule: Studies with isolated brush-border-membrane vesicles. Biochem J 249: 247253. Miyamoto K-I, Shiraga T, Morita K, Yamamoto H, Haga H, Taketani Y, Tamai I, Sai Y, Tsuji A and Takeda E 1996 ; Sequence, tissue distribution and developmental changes in rat intestinal oligopeptide transporter. Biochim Biophys Acta 1305: 34 38. Saito H, Okuda M, Terada T, Sasaki S and Inui K-I 1995 ; Cloning and character. False-Positive Results in the Detection of Methadone in Urines of Patients Treated with Psychotropic Substances, Frederique Lancelin, Linda Kraoul, Nadia Flatischler, Sophie Brovedani-Rousset, and Marie-Liesse Piketty * Laboratoire Central de Biologie, Centre Hospitalier Sainte Anne, 1 rue Cabanis, F 75014, Paris, France; * author for correspondence: fax 33-1-45657446, e-mail m.piketty ch-sainteanne ; In the context of methadone maintenance programs, immunochemical detection of methadone in urine has evolved, with rapid and sensitive techniques gaining impact in clinical laboratories because of their cost-effectiveness and suitability for automation 1 ; . However, immunochemical methods may lack the specificity necessary for accurate measurement. We report spurious methadone results encountered in a psychiatric hospital. We have been detecting urinary methadone with the Kinetics Interaction of Microparticles in Solution KIMS ; methodology on the Roche Integra 800 since April 2003 Roche Diagnostics ; . The test is used in the qualitative mode, with a methadone concentration exceeding 0.300 mg L being reported as positive. This technology is known for its steep doseresponse curve around the cutoff of the assay 1 ; . In its first formulation, the reagent included a polyclonal antibody that remained free in solution and captured either methadone or a methadone multivalent conjugate coupled on microparticles. In September 2004, Roche Diagnostics switched from the polyclonal antibody to a monoclonal antibody and modified the original KIMS technology by coupling the antibody to the microparticles and keeping the multivalent drug conjugate in solution. This second-generation inhibition assay was expected to improve the sensitivity and specificity of the test 2 ; . Soon after this change, some clinicians contacted the laboratory about a mismatch between the clinical information and the methadone detection result. Urines from some patients tested positive for methadone without a. 1. Furberg CD, Pitt B. Are all angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors interchangeable? J Coll Cardiol. 2001; 37: 1456 The Heart Outcomes Prevention Evaluation Study Investigators. Effects of an angiotensin-converting-enzyme inhibitor, ramipril, on cardiovascular events in high-risk patients. N Engl J Med 2000; 342: 145153. The Acute Infarction Ramipril Efficacy AIRE ; Study Investigators. Effect of ramipril on mortality and morbidity of survivors of acute myocardial infarction with clinical evidence of heart failure. Lancet. 1993; 342: 821 Pitt B, O'Neill B, Feldman R, et al. The QUinapril Ischemic Event Trial QUIET ; : evaluation of chronic ACE inhibitor therapy in patients with ischemic heart disease and preserved left ventricular function. 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Advent 625mg and 1g tablets are not recommended in children of 12 years and under. Soluble than the other statins, giving it some potential advantages in terms of muscle toxicity and drug interactions.5 Simvastatin, which is metabolised by CYP3A4, has problems with drug interactions, and also a notable interaction with grapefruit juice. The area under the plasma concentration-time curve of simvastatin can be several times larger when it is taken with grapefruit juice, through inhibition of presystemic metabolism.6 This interaction does not occur with pravastatin.7 On the basis of pharmacology, pravastatin was arguably the statin of choice. But, as already mentioned, fluvastatin became the reference-priced drug. This had the immediate result that doctors were forced to shift the majority of their patients from the statin on which they were stabilised to fluvastatin, or inform them that they would have to pay to remain on their original drug. The use of pravastatin declined, and on 1 June 2002 it was delisted from the Pharmaceutical Schedule ie, it is no longer funded ; . No process was put in place to monitor, prospectively, for any adverse effects, and the inevitable extra workload forced on practitioners to facilitate such switching was seen as only a minor problem. PHARMAC expressed pride in the process.8 Fortunately, an independent audit occurred. Professor Jim Mann from Dunedin published observational data suggesting that the switch to fluvastatin resulted not only in deterioration in control of lipid concentrations in most patients, 9 but also a significant increase in the frequency of thrombotic vascular events compared to the previous six months of simvastatin therapy p 0.001 ; .10 This was not surprising, because fluvastatin, in its suggested dosage range, operates at a lower part of the doseresponse curve than the other statins, and the same lowering of lipids in the same number of people could not be expected.9 The deficiencies of fluvastatin were so marked that they were quickly perceived, not only by practitioners, but presumably also by PHARMAC, who raced to reference price another, more powerful, statin. The statin chosen was atorvastatin the most potent, and in the doses selected, the most powerful lipid-lowering agent available at the time. The problem with atorvastatin was that, like fluvastatin, its evidence basis was lacking compared with simvastatin and pravastatin. Pharmacologically, it did not quite have the advantages of pravastatin, but the potential for interactions was quantitatively less than for simvastatin.7 The reason atorvastatin was chosen was not actually related to any of the above, but to a cross-subsidisation deal between PHARMAC and Parke-Davis now Pfizer ; , distributor of atorvastatin. Parke-Davis was keen to enter the lipid market, and was prepared to discount quinapril, its ACE inhibitor, substantially to get the nod for atorvastatin. As a tickler, Parke-Davis agreed to a `capped budget' for atorvastatin, meaning that if sales increased above a certain point, they Parke-Davis ; would absorb this cost. This is a form of risk-sharing, and serves as an insurance for PHARMAC against cost blow-outs. The deal went through, and quinapril became the reference-priced ACE inhibitor, along with cilazapril. The consequent switching of ACE inhibitors from enalapril, the market leader, to these newer `prils' is another sorry saga, but outside the brief of this article. Cross-subsidisation deals can make sense in a hard business world, but clearly they render rational discussion difficult or impossible when it comes to determining the cost benefits of an individual drug in the world of medical care and albendazole. IVAX PHARMACEUTICALS PURDUE PURDUE PURDUE UDL LABORATORIES UDL LABORATORIES UDL LABORATORIES CLAY PARK LABS IVAX PHARMACEUTICALS JOHNSON & JOHNSON SLC JOHNSON & JOHNSON SLC JOHNSON & JOHNSON SLC JOHNSON & JOHNSON SLC JOHNSON & JOHNSON SLC PDK LABS, INC. PDK LABS, INC. PRIME MARKETING, LLC UNITED RESEARCH LABS UNITED RESEARCH LABS TRANSDERMAL TECHNOLOGIES KRAMER LABORATORIES BOUDREAUX'S BUTT PASTE BOUDREAUX'S BUTT PASTE BOUDREAUX'S BUTT PASTE ALPHARMA ALPHARMA SCOT-TUSSIN PHARMACAL CO.INC. 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The greatest savings are typically for non-maintenance drugs antibiotics, pain medicines, etc. ; . Enrollees are charged the PSG contract price. The Rx Mail plan is a mail order prescription drug program that provides a way to obtain maintenance or long-term medications on a less costly and more convenient basis. In another noc proceeding, apotex alleged that the quinapril compound patent was invalid for lack of sound prediction.