Fibrinolytics Flashcards

1
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Clot dissolution

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-fibronlytic pathways to dissolve clot after blood vessel is healed

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2
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General mechanism of fibrinolytics (thrombolytics)

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-inc conversion of plasminogen to plasmin
-plasmin degrades fibrin and dissolves clot
-slide 4

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3
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Fibrinolytic pathway

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-plasminogen in inactive form deposits on growing clot
-t-PA activates plasminogen to plasmin
-plasmin digests fibrin and fibrinogen

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4
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Plasminogen

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-anticoagulant

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5
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tissue plasminogen activator (t-PA)

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-serine protease*
-cleaves Arg-Val bond
-activate plasminogen to plasmin for fibrinolytic pathway
-Alteplase
-Reteplase
-Tenecteplase

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6
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Plasmin

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-inactivated by a2 antiplasmin
-proteolytic enzyme that digests fibrin and fibrinogen

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7
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t-PA inhibited by

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-PAI-1 and PAI-2

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8
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Inidications for thrombolytic therapy

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-acute MI initiate ASAP
-acute ischemic thrombotic stroke within 3h after onset and exclusion of intracranial hemorrhage
-PE

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9
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Acute MI care

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-stent placement
-bare-metal vs drug covered stents
-drugs prevent RESTENOSIS by inhibiting smooth muscle cell proliferation but inc risk of subsequent thrombosis

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10
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Alteplase (ativase)

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-rhuman t-Pa
-527 aa residues
-binds fibrin

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Reteplase (retevase)

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-rhuman t-PA w deletion of aa (355/527)
-more potent/fast onset
-lacks fibrin binding domain (less specific)

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12
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Tenecteplase (TNKase)

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-rmutant t-PA
-longer t1/2
-single IV bolus
-more fibrin specific than t-PA

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13
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tPA structure

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-Alteplase
-slide 9
-finger and kringle make up fibrin binding
-tenectplase point mutations
-reteplase no finger?

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14
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Mutations in Tenecteplase

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-inc half life
-reduce inhibition by pAI
-enhance activity at thrombi

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15
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Plasminogen bound to firbin selectively activated by tPA that is

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-also bound to fibrin

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16
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slide 10

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slide 10

17
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therapeutic tPA

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-IV only
-short duration
-t1/2: Altepase 5-10, Reteplase 13-16, Tenecteplase 90-130min)
-Cl by liver and kidney

18
Q

tPA side effects

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-bleeding most common
-internal bleeding
-superficial or surface bleeding

19
Q

Anti-fibrinolytic agents

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-stop bleeding caused by thrombolytic drugs
-aminocaproic acid (EACA) (2h IV and oral t1/2)
-tranexamic acid (more potent)(2h IV/11h PO)
-lysine

20
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Antifibrinolytic agents MOA

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-plasmin binds fibrin via lysine binding site for activation
-drugs mimic lysine to bind to plasminogen and plasmin
=block plasmin binding to target fibrin

21
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Antifibrinolytics use

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-stop bleeding caused by thromolytic drugs
-adj tx in hemophilia
-re-bleeding from intracrainal aneurysms

22
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Antifibrinolytic risks

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-Thrombosis from fibrinolysis inhibition
-thrombi formed during therapy are not easily lysed

23
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slide 14

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slide 14