Chapter 225 Dapsone Flashcards
diseases with consistent response to dapsone
BLED
- bullous SLE
- linear IGA dermatosis/chronic bullous disease of childhood
- erythema elevatom diutinum
- dermatitis herpetiformis
diseases with sporadic response to dapsone
collagen vascular / autoimmune diseases
acne
unifying features of diseases responsive to dapsone
neutrophil and eosinophil granulocytosis
infections responsive to dapsone
leprosy
actinomycetoma
rhinosporidiosis
adverse effects of dapsone
SHAMMoN
sulfone syndrome hemolysis agranulocytosis methemoglobinemia mononucleosis like hypersensitivity neuropathy
anti inflammatory mechanism of action of dapson
inhibits neutrophil chemotaxis response to F-met-leu-phe and LTB4
inhibits neutrophil adherence to skin-localized IgA and endothelium
inhibits release of inflammatory mediators IL 8, TNF alpha, PD2
inhibits myeloperoxidase H202 halide cytotoxic burst
^myeloperoxidase is found in azurophilic granules of neutrophils and lysosomes of monocytes and this enzyme coverts hydrogen peroxide and chloride ions to hypochlorous acid needed for oxidative burst
alternative if patients has severe allergy to dapsone
sulfapyridine
dapsone is metabolized in the liver
what are the two hepatic processes of dapsone metabolism
N hydroxylation
acetylation
triad of sulfone syndrome
fever
rash
hepatitis