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INTRODUCTION
• Phenytoin is a hydantoin derivative related to
the barbiturates with anticonvulsant and
antiarrhythmic properties.
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BASIC CLINICAL PHARMACOKINETIC
PARAMETERS
• Phenytoin follows Michaelis-
Menten or saturable
pharmacokinetics.
• This is the type of nonlinear
pharmacokinetics that occurs
when the number of drug
molecules overwhelms or
saturates the enzyme’s ability to
metabolize the drug.
• When this occurs, steady-state
drug serum concentrations
increase in a disproportionate
manner after a dosage increase .
هذا هو نوع الحرائك الدوائية غير الخطية الذي يحدث عندما يغمر عدد جزيئات الدواء أو
.يشبع قدرة اإلنزيم على استقالب الدواء
تزداد تركيزات مصل الدواء ذات الحالة املستقرة بطريقة غير، عندما يحدث هذا
. متناسبة بعد زيادة الجرعة3
In this case the rate of drug removal is described by the classic
Michaelis-Menten relationship that is used for all enzyme
systems:
Vmax . C
rate of metabolism =
Km + C
Vmax & ie = هو التركيز الذي يكون فيه معدل التمثيل الغذائي نصف املعدل األقصى
.Vmax / 2
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Vmax
-dC/dt
Km Concentration
هو أن تخليص الفينيتوين ليس ثابتًا كما هو الحال مع الحرائكMichaelis-Menten التضمني السريري للحرائك الدوائية لـ
. ولكنه يعتمد على التركيز أو الجرعة، الدوائية الخطية
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( مرتبطًا بالتخليص وحجم التوزيع باستخدام نفس املعادلةt1 / 2) ال يزال نصف العمر
:الخاصة بالحرائك الدوائية الخطية
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.( أطول مع زيادة جرعة أو تركيز الفينيتوينt1 / 2 5-4) املعنى السريري لهذه النتيجة هو أن الوقت املستقر للحالة
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• Therefore, the Michaelis-Menten equation can be used to
compute the maintenance dose (MD in mg/d) required to
achieve a target steady-state phenytoin serum concentration
(Css in μg/mL or mg/L):
V max Css
MD
S ( Km Css)
يرتفع بشكل غير. فإن تركيز البالزما، عندما يتم زيادة جرعة املداومة، لذلك
متناسب
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THERAPEUTIC DRUG CONCENTRATION
• Seizure disorder : 10 to 20 mcg/mL
• Neonate total concentrations: 6 to 14 mcg/mL.
• unbound concentrations: 1 to 2 mcg/mL
• Antiarrhythmic effects: 10 to 18 mcg/mL
• Trough levels are generally used to monitor therapy.
• Peak phenytoin levels may be helpful in a patient
who may be experiencing side effects.
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LOADING DOSE
Neonate and infants (<1 yr) 15-20 mg/kg
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MAINTENANCE DOSE
Neonate (<4 weeks) 3-5 mg/kg/day
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SAMPLING TIME FOR LOADING DOSE
I.V > 2 hr after end of infusion
I.M > 4 hr
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TIME TO PEAK CONCENTRATION
• Oral, extended PHENYTOIN SODIUM capsules: 4 to
12 hours
• Intravenous with loading dose: 20 to 25 minutes
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ONSET
• INITIAL RESPONSE:
• 1. Seizure disorder, oral without a loading dose: 7 to
10 days.
• 2. Seizure disorder, oral with a 1 gram loading dose: 8
to 12 hours.
• 3. Seizure disorder, intravenous with a 1 gram
loading dose: immediate onset.
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BIOAVAILABILITY (F)
• Oral, PHENYTOIN SODIUM capsules: 70% to 100%
• The bioavailability of PHENYTOIN varies from the
different manufacturers from 20% to 90%.
• In neonates, oral and intravenous phenytoin doses
resulted in similar serum concentrations.
.٪90 إلى٪20 من الشركات املصنعة املختلفة منPHENYTOIN • يختلف التوافر البيولوجي لـ
. أدت جرعات الفينيتوين الفموية أو الوريدية إلى تركيزات مماثلة في املصل، • في حديثي الوالدة
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EFFECTS OF FOOD
• increases the absorption of phenytoin especially in
infants, and in less extant in older children and adults
آثار الغذاء
ويقل انتشاره عند األطفال، • يزيد من امتصاص الفينيتوين خاصة عند الرضع
األكبر سنًا والبالغني
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DISTRIBUTION SITES cont’d
• Brain, high: 89% to 128% of the plasma conc.
• Placenta, high
• Saliva, unquantified
عالية، • املشيمة
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DISTRIBUTION KINETICS
• Volume of Distribution (Vd): 0.7 L/kg
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METABOLISM
• Liver, extent unknown (98%).
• PHENYTOIN is hydroxylated in the liver by a saturable
enzyme system.
• There is some evidence that phenytoin enhances its
own elimination through enzyme induction.
• هناك بعض األدلة على أن الفينيتوين يعزز التخلص منه من خالل تحريض
.اإلنزيم
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EXCRETION
• BREAST MILK: Controversial
• RENAL EXCRETION: 2%
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HALF-LIFE
• HALF-LIFE: 22 hours
• ranges from 7 to 42 hours; value is variable due to
the saturation kinetics
• During the first 7 days of life, the half-life ranged
from 6 to 140 hours in predominantly full-term
newborns
• After intravenous administration, half-life ranges
from 10 to 15 hours
ساعة ؛ القيمة متغيرة بسبب حركية التشبع42 إلى7 تتراوح من
إلى6 تراوحت فترة نصف العمر من، • خالل األيام السبعة األولى من العمر
ساعة عند حديثي الوالدة في الغالب140
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EXTRACORPOREAL ELIMINATION
• HEMODIALYSIS: Dialyzable No
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Side Effects:
• Normal Phenytoin therapeutic plasma conc.=10-20 mg/L ,In some people 5-10 mg/L
• Not effective if < 5 mg/L
• Side effects >20 mg/L , sometimes > 30, 40mg/L
“P.H.E.N.Y.T.O.I.N.”
E = Enlarged gums
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Adverse Reactions cont’d
• Dose-related effects: Nystagmus, blurred vision,
diplopia, ataxia, slurred speech, dizziness,
drowsiness, lethargy, coma, rash, fever, nausea,
vomiting, gum tenderness, confusion, mood
changes, folic acid depletion, osteomalacia,
hyperglycemia.
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Adverse Reactions cont’d
• Related to elevated concentrations:
• >20 mcg/mL: Far lateral nystagmus
• >30 mcg/mL: 45° lateral gaze nystagmus and
ataxia
• >40 mcg/mL: Decreased mentation
• >100 mcg/mL: Death
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Adverse Reactions cont’d
• >10%:
• Central nervous system: Psychiatric changes, slurred
speech, dizziness, drowsiness
• Gastrointestinal: Constipation, nausea, vomiting,
gingival hyperplasia
• Neuromuscular & skeletal: Trembling
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Example 1
• TD is a 50-year-old, 75-kg (5 ft 10 in) male with simple partial
seizures who requires therapy with oral phenytoin. He has
normal liver and renal function.
• Suggest an initial phenytoin dosage regimen designed to
achieve a steady-state phenytoin concentration equal to 12
μg/mL.
Solution
1. Estimate Michaelis-Menten constants according to disease states and
conditions present in the patient.
• The Vmax for a non obese adult patient with normal liver and renal
function is 7 mg/kg/d.
• For a 75-kg patient, Vmax = (7x75 = 525 mg/d)
• For this individual, Km = 4 mg/L.
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2. Compute dosage regimen.
• Oral extended phenytoin sodium capsules will be prescribed to this patient
(F = 1, S = 0.92).The initial dosage interval (τ) will be set to 24 hours.
(Note: μg/mL = mg/L and this concentration unit was substituted for Css in the
calculations so that unnecessary unit conversion was not required.)
• The dosage equation for phenytoin is:
Solution
1. Estimate Michaelis-Menten constants and volume of distribution
according to disease states and conditions present in the patient.
• The Vmax for a non obese adult patient with normal liver and renal
function is 7 mg/kg/d.
• For a 55-kg patient, Vmax = (7x55 = 385 mg/d)
• For this individual, Km= 4 mg/L.
• The volume of distribution for this patient : V = 0.7 L/kg X 55 kg = 39 L.
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2. Compute dosage regimen.
• Phenytoin sodium injection will be given to this patient (F = 1, S = 0.92).
• The initial dosage interval (τ) will be set to 12 hours.
• (Note: μg/mL = mg/L and this concentration unit was substituted for Css in
the calculations so that unnecessary unit conversion was not required.)
• The dosage equation for phenytoin is:
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• The maintenance dose would be given as 150 mg every 12
hours.
• Maintenance and loading dose infusion rates should not
exceed 50 mg/min.
• A steady-state trough total phenytoin serum concentration
should be measured after steady state is attained in 7–14 days.
• Phenytoin serum concentrations should also be measured if
the patient experiences an exacerbation of their epilepsy, or if
the patient develops potential signs or symptoms of phenytoin
toxicity.
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Example 3
• Calculate the phenytoin loading dose required to achieve a
plasma concentration of 20 mg/L in B.F., a 70-kg male.
• Describe how this loading dose should be administered by the
oral and IV routes.
The answer
• The volume of distribution for phenytoin is assumed to be 0.65
L/kg, the volume of distribution for B.F. would be 45.5 L (70 kg ×
0.65 L/kg).
• In this case, we are assuming that B.F. has not been receiving
phenytoin and therefore the C observed or the phenytoin
concentration that is present is zero.
• The salt factor (S) is 0.92 for the oral capsules and injectable
phenytoin dosage forms (phenytoin for inject ion and
fosphenytoin) and the bioavailability is 100% (F = 1.0).
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• This loading dose of 989 mg = 1.000 mg or 15 mg/kg.
• If this loading dose is administered intravenously as phenytoin
for inject ion, it should be administered slowly to avoid the
cardiovascular toxicities associated with the propylene glycol
diluent.
• A maximum rate of 50 mg/min (administered over 20 minutes)
should be used until the entire loading dose is administered or
toxicities are encountered
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• If the 1,000-mg loading dose is to be given orally, a 400-mg
dose followed by two 300-mg doses (≈ 5 mg/kg) at 2-hour
intervals is recommended so that the entire loading dose is
administered over 4 hours.
• The oral loading dose is divided into three separate doses to
decrease the possibility of nausea and vomiting, which may be
associated with a single large dose, and to decrease the time to
peak concentration.
• When the loading dose is administered orally, slow absorption
causes the peak concentration to be delayed and lower than
the expected 20 mg/L even if a prompt absorption product is
used.
تنقسم جرعة التحميل عن طريق الفم إلى ثالث جرعات منفصلة لتقليل احتمالية الغثيان
. ولتقليل وقت ذروة التركيز، والتي قد تترافق مع جرعة واحدة كبيرة، والقيء
يؤدي االمتصاص البطيء إلى تأخير ذروة، عندما يتم تناول جرعة التحميل عن طريق الفم
. لتر املتوقعة حتى لو تم استخدام منتج سريع االمتصاص/ مجم20 التركيز وأقل من
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يكون تركيز الذروة عادةً حوالي نصف القيمة، بعد تناول كبسوالت االمتصاص املمتدة عن طريق الفم
:املحسوبة بواسطة نموذج جرعة البلعة الوريدية كما هو متوقع بواسطة املعادلة التالية
Following oral administration of the extended absorption capsules, the peak
concentration is usually about one-half of the value calculated by the IV bolus
dose model as predicted by the following equation:
• The above equation is based on the slow absorption associated with the
phenytoin extended oral products, and the fluctuation in plasma concentration
will probably be more than predicted by Equation 10.29 with the prompt
absorption products.
• The peak concentration is very likely to be less than 20 mg/L following oral
administration, it is uncommon to give larger oral doses to compensate for the
delay in absorption.
• Oral absorption is relatively unpredictable, and increasing the oral dose is not
likely to reliably correct the problem.
• If it were imperative, from a clinical standpoint, to achieve a phenytoin level of
20 mg/L, it would be best to give the phenytoin by the IV route.
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