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N
O
DRUGS
MECHANISM OF ACTION
TOXICITY
Albendazol
Unclear
To block glucose uptake (larva-adult
worm) decrease formation of ATP
To inhibit to microtubule assembly
short therapy
A few toxic effect, may
reversible :leukopenia,
alopecia
Long-term therapy
Change in liver enzyme
Bone marrow suppression
and fetal toxicity (animal)
CI : Pregnancy
Mebendazol
N
O
DRUGS
MECHANISM OF ACTION
TOXICITY
CLINICAL USED
Wide anthelmintic
spectrum
Larva migran
(ancylostoma sp)
Ascariasis
Roundworm
Whipworm,
threadworm
Hookworm,
pinworm
cysticercosis
Drug of choice for
PINWORM,
Roundworm,
hookworm and
WHIPWORM
Combined with
pyrantel pamoate
ascarids and
hookworm
CLINICAL USED
Thiabendazol
Pyrantel
pamoate
Piperazine
N
O
DRUGS
Ivermectine
MECHANISM OF
ACTION
Intensifies GABA mediated
neurotransmission causes
immobilization of
parasites
MINOR
GI distress, headache,
weakness
Precaution :
Liver disfunction SGOT
>
Pregnancy, Children < 2 y
Mild GIT Iritation
CI : Epileptique Seizures,
liver and kidney
dysfuction
TOXICITY
CLINICAL USED
Diethylcarbam
azine
duration)
Can be controled by
antihistamine and AINS
CI : Pregnancy
Dont be combined with
barbiturate, benzodiazepine
and valproic acid
Imobilizes microfilariae
Headache, malaise,
(unknown)
weakness, anorexia
Increase their susceptibility to Rx caused by protein release
host defense mechanism
(dying filariae) fever,
rashes, ocular damage, joint
Notes :
and muscle pain,
Rapidly absorbed from the lymphadenitis
gut
In Onchocerciasis The
Excreted via urine
Mazzotti Rx : hypotension,
Microfilariae are killed
pyrexia, respiratory distress,
Can be controled by
more readly than adult
antihistamine and AINS
worm
filariasis