Antibioticos.

Clasificacin x Mecanismo de accin

50s 30s
1) i sntesis de pared celular
4) Sntesis y replicacin del DNA
Quinolonas
2) Membrana celular
4) i RNA polimerasa
Rifampicina
5) Antimetabolitos
3) Sntesis proteica
(Ribos: i 30s)
Aminoglucsidos
Tetraciclnas
3) Inh Sntesis proteica (Ribos:50s)
-MACRLIDOS-KETLIDOS
-LINCOSAMIDAS
Cloranfenicol y Tianfenicol
Polimixina B
Colistina,
Nistatina y
Anfoteric B
--lactmicos
Cicloserina -
Vancomicina -
Bacitracina
Fosfomicina
Azoles
Sulfas y
Trimetoprim
PABA
THFA
DHFA
Acido Folico
Purinas
DNA
RNAm
Ribosomas
ANTIBIOTICOS MACROLIDOS
Bacteriostaticos --- bactericidas.
Eritromicina 1952.
Alternativa en pctes alergicos a penicilina.
Usos: infecciones respiratorias, de piel y tejidos
blandos. ITS (Chlamydia y chancroide), perono
activ N. gonorrhoeae, H. influenza. Px en Ruptura
prematura de membranas (250 mg c/6h x7d o
hasta parto).
PeroAbsorcion G-I erratica, vida corta,
niveles sanguineos bajos e inestabilidad en medio
acido=penicilinas.
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1 G.
2 G.
Eritromicina S. erytreus
Oleandomicina S. antibioticus
Carbamicina
Espiramicina S. ambofaciens
Josamicina
Miocamicina
Azitromicina
Diritromicina
Claritromicina
Rokytamicina
Roxitromicina
Naturales
BACTERIOSTTICOS
dosis + bacterias en
crecimiento
BACTERICIDAS
Semisinteticos
BACTERICIDAS
Efecto postantibiico prolongado
MACROLIDOS
KETOLIDO$
Telitromicina (Ketex) y Cetromicina
Derivados semisinteticos de eritromicina
Gran actividad contra Neumococo-R a penic
y resto macrolidos.
EPA: 10 h contra Neumococo.
Usos: Neumococo de comunidad,
amigdalitis, bronquitis y otitis media. 400
mg, bid.
MACROLIDOS
Espectro Actividad Anti-microbiana
1ra Generacion =bacteriostaticos
pero dosis bactericidas. Activos xa Gram+.
Sust naturalesActinomycetos.
2da generacion =bactericidas.
Activos Gram+ y algunos Gram- (Azitro y
Claritro). Semisinteticas.
Pseudomonas aun son resistentes a Macrlidos de 2da
Pseudomonas y Enterobacterias son resistentes a Macrlidos de 1ra
Espectro de actividad
Neumococo Estreptococo
Cl. tetani.
Cl. perfringes.
Mycoplasma
Listeria Estafilococo ?
Coryn. difteriae
Legionella
Morax. catarralis
Chlamydia Neisseria g. ?
2da generacin (Eleccin)
Mycoplasma
pneumoniae
Campylobacter
diarrea
H. influenzae
En con diarrea del viajero la Azitromicina es de eleccion
MACROLIDOS
Tienen EPA (Claritro 3v > Eritro)
Antagonismo competitivo!!!
MEC ACCION: Unen reversible a sitio P de subunidad 50s ribosomal (33
proteinas diferentes y 2 moleculas de ARN).
bloquea transpeptidacion y translocacion y detiene la elongacion de cadena
peptidica.
MACROLIDOS
RESISTENCIA
1. Mutacion cromosomica en R ribosomal,
x plasmidos, cruzada. Gram+, Gram-,
Legionella y otros.
2. Impermeabilidad pared bacteriana
(Enterobacteriaceas y S.
epidermidis).
3. Enzimas (esterasas y fosforilasas) q
hidrolisan a macrolidos.
Enterobacteriaceas. Cruzada.
(Ags: 3 enzimas q`acetilan, adenilan y
fosforilan) (cloranfenicol: acetil-
transferasa).
MACROLIDOS
FARMACOCINETICA
Eritromicina-base se destruye en medio acido
(Tab cubierta enterica, sales de Eritro: estolato, etilsuccinato, estearato).
2da G.: +resistentes a medio acido. biodisp.
Absorcion retardada por alimentos.
Adm i.v. lactobionato (10 mcg/ml)
PLASMA
Lactobionato IV +++
Macrlidos de 2 G ++
Eritromicina +
Alfa-glicoproteina (40-90%)
Distribuye en tejidos y fluidos Concentra
Tejido pleural y
sinovial
residuos
plasmaunion proteinas, (alfa-glicoproteina, 40-90%) tejidos y fluidos
corporales +prostata, liquido sinovial y pleural, humores. Placenta
10% y leche materna. SNC incipiente (No Ags, No Tetra, Si Clor).
Eritro desmetilada en higado
(inactiva) orina 5% v.o. y
15% de parenteral.
Claritro (metab activo y vida
6h). Azitro 40h
Eliminacin
Eritrofiltracion
glomerular y reabsorbe
parcialmente en zona
tubular,
Claritromicina es=eritro
Azitro 10% orina y resto x heces.
bilis 30% y enterohepatica.
MACROLIDOS
FARMACOPATOLOGIA
Seguros y eficaces y > 2da generacion.
+++G-intestinal: n-v, ardor epigastrico, diarrea,
regurgitaciones acidas.
I.M. dolorosa. I.v. tromboflebitis.
Superinfecciones por Cndida o Cl. difficile
Cndida
Cl. difficile
Racciones alergicas (raras) exantema,
fiebre, eosinofilia, urticaria.
MACROLIDOS
FARMACOPATOLOGIA
Eritro: colestasis intraH, inicia en 2-3 sem:
dolores colicos, n-v, fiebre e ictericia, x
hipersensibilidad.
En no Htoxicidad pero, estenosis
hipertrofica de piloro.
Eritro dosis i.v. = ototoxicidad (reversible)
Usos Clnicos
Eleccin en:
Legionella pneumofilica
Campylobacter jejuni
Bordetella pertussis
Corynebacterium diphtheriae
Micoplasma pneumoniae
Chlamydia trachomatis
Alternativas en alergia a
penicilina: infecciones Estrepto y
Estafilo.
-Px fiebre reumatica
-Tx de trepanomatosis.
Traveler's diarrhea: updates for pediatricians
Pediatr Ann. 2008 Dec;37(12):814-20.
Ang JY, Mathur A.
Children who travel are at risk of developing the same illnesses that affect
adult travelers. Treatment, etiology and actual risk of TD in children
are not well defined. Prevention and self-treatment of TD should be
discussed in great detail during pre-travel counseling. This includes
information and instructions on various preventive measures as well as
when to use medications and the potential adverse effects associated
with these medications.
A TD that is mild can be managed effectively by appropriate use of oral
rehydration solutions. Families should be advised to carry ORS
packets and start treatment in children as soon as the diarrhea begins.
Self treatment with antibiotics such as azithromycin may be considered
in children if diarrhea is moderate to severe.
Caregivers should contact local health authorities if there is no
improvement especially after self treatment with antibiotics.
Claritromicina en
MACROLIDOS
PRECAUCIONES
No infecciones graves (Sepsis, osteomielitis).
Contraindicado estolato de Eritro en Enf H.
No asociar alcaloides cornezuelo de centeno
ergotismo con necrosis de extremidades.
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
Azithromycin and the Risk of Cardiovascular Death
Wayne A. Ray, Ph.D., Katherine T. Murray, M.D., Kathi Hall, B.S., Patrick G. Arbogast,
Ph.D., and C. Michael Stein, M.B., Ch.B.
N Engl J Med 2012; 366:1881-1890May 17, 2012
DISCUSSION
We found that a 5-day course of azithromycin was associated with a
small absolute increase in the risk of cardiovascular death, which was
most pronounced for patients in the highest decile of the baseline risk
of cardiovascular disease. There was no increased risk of death from
noncardiovascular causes among patients who took azithromycin, but
there was an increase in the risk of death from any cause. The risk of
cardiovascular death was significantly greater with azithromycin than
with either amoxicillin or ciprofloxacin but did not differ significantly
from the risk with levofloxacin.
LINCOSAMIDAS
Quimicamente diferentes a los macrolidos pero semejantes x: mec
accion, espectro antibacteriano y farmacocinetica.
LINCOSAMIDAS
ESPECTRO ANTIBACTERIANO
Sensibles, =Eritro: Gram+.
No sensibles, Gram- aerobios (C. difficile,
Neisseria, Enterobacter y H. influenza).
Resistentes Enterococos.
+++Anaerobios:
Bacteroides, Fusobacterium, Actinomyces, C.
perfringis, Peptoestreptococos y
Campylobacter.
Antagonismo competitivo!!!
MEC ACCION
Bacteriostaticas. Unen sitio A de 50s ribosomal=i sintesis
proteica. = cloranf y macrolidos.
Mecanismos de resistencia
-x plasmidos = macrolidos, R cruzada.
-5% Estafilococos y 0-10% de B. fragilis son R a clindamicina.
LINCOSAMIDAS
FARMACOCINETICA
CLINDA.
Oral 75% pasa a sangre y es independiente
de alimentos. Palmitato (v.o, 1h 2.8mcg/ml)
y fosfato (i.v. 5mcg/ml).
LINCO, 75% en ayunas y 25% con alimentos.
Atraviesan la placenta
No llegan LCR
LINCOSAMIDAS
FCOPATOLOGIA
Clinda y Linco, 10% diarrea y >colitis
pseudomembranosa (diarrea muco-
sanguinolenta, dolor abdominal, n-v) C.
difficile (toxina).
i.m.=dolor e i.v.=tromboflebitis.
Rapida=colapso cardio-vascular (K).
Clinda, no Htoxica, pero transaminasas.
Farmacopatologa
Colitis pseudomembranosa
Agrava miastenia gravis
bloqueo neuromuscular de
Aminoglucosidos e i placa
neuromotriz (no juntas)
LINCOSAMIDAS
FARMACOPATOLOGIA
Reacciones alergicas (raras)
erupciones cutaneas, fiebre, urticaria. Eritema
multiforme, anafilaxia, Sd Stevens Johnson.
USOS CLINICOS
Tx germenes
ANAEROBIOS.
+Ags en abscesos, e
infecciones abdominales
severas, peritonitis, EPI.
Alternativa (penicilina) en
osteomielitis x Estaf aureus.
Gardnerella vaginalis
(vaginosis bact)
LINCOSAMIDAS
USOS CLINICOS
Px quirurgica abdominal
Px infecciones estreptococicas
clinda+pirimetamina=encefalitis
x T.gondii (SIDA)
clinda+quinina = Malaria-R /
TELITROMICINA Y CETROMICINA
Derivados
sintticos
Neumococo resistente a
Penicilina y Macrlidos
Usos Clnicos de Telitromicina y Cetromicina
Amigdalitis
Bronquitis
Neumona
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery 9, 260 (April 2010) |
Trial watch: Phase III success for novel Clostridium difficile
antibiotic
Abstract
The results of the second of two Phase III trials evaluating the
macrocyclic antibiotic fidaxomicin (OPT-80, PAR-101), developed by
Optimer Pharmaceuticals, confirm that it is as efficacious as
vancomycin for treating patients with Clostridium difficile infection
(CDI). It is also associated with a lower incidence of recurrence of
CDI.
C difficile organism (National Institutes
of Health)
February 4, 2011 Compared with vancomycin, fidaxomicin (Optimer Pharmaceuticals, Inc)
produces noninferior rates of clinical cure in adults with Clostridium difficile infection. In addition, for
some strains, fidaxomicin is associated with a significantly lower rate of recurrence, according to the
findings of a randomized trial.
Thomas J. Louie, MD, with the University of Calgary, in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, reported the study
findings of the randomized phase 3 trial in the February 3 issue of theNew England Journal of
Medicine.
According to the researchers, fidaxomicin is a macrocyclic antibiotic that is more active in vitro
than vancomycin in clinical isolates of C difficile, including the NAP1/BI/027 strain.
"This activity, in combination with minimal systemic absorption, high fecal concentrations, and limited
activity in vitro and in vivo against components of the normal gut flora, makes fidaxomicin a
promising candidate that may provide highly active but more selective therapy for C.
difficile infection," the study authors write.
The current study included 629 adults with acute symptoms of C difficile infection, with a positive
result on a stool toxin test. Patients were randomly assigned to receive fidaxomicin at a dose of 200
mg twice daily or vancomycin at a dose of 125 mg 4 times daily. Both medicines were taken orally
for 10 days.
Of the patients, 548 (87.1%) could be evaluated for the per-protocol analysis. The rates of clinical
cure with fidaxomicin were noninferior to those observed with vancomycin in both the modified
intent-to-treat analysis (88.2% vs 85.8% with fidaxomicin vs vancomycin, respectively) and the per-
protocol analysis (92.1% and 89.8%, respectively).