Tacrolimus Once-Daily FormulationIn the Prophylaxis of Transplant Rejection in Renal or Liver Allograft Recipients

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Sarah A. Cross
Caroline M. Perry
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[1] Wolters Kluwer Health ¦ Adis,
[2] Wolters Kluwer Health,undefined
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Drugs | 2007年 / 67卷
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Tacrolimus; Mycophenolate Mofetil; Renal Transplant Recipient; Renal Transplant Patient; Liver Transplant Recipient;
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▲ Tacrolimus once-daily (OD) is a new oral formulation of the well established immunosuppressant tacrolimus.▲ Tacrolimus OD provided equivalent steady-state systemic tacrolimus exposure to that achieved with standard oral tacrolimus twice daily in stable renal and liver transplant recipients. The two formulations also provided broadly similar steady-state systemic exposure in de novo renal and liver transplant recipients.▲ In a large, randomised, nonblind, multicentre, three-armed, noninferiority trial in de novo renal transplant recipients, the efficacy failure rates (primary endpoint) [any patient who died, experienced graft failure, had a biopsy-confirmed acute rejection or was lost to follow-up] of tacrolimus OD (14.0%) and standard tacrolimus (15.1%) were noninferior to that of ciclosporin (cyclosporine) microemulsion (17.0%) at 1 year, when each was given in conjunction with corticosteroids, mycophenolate mofetil and basiliximab induction.▲ Data from a pharmacokinetic study suggests that tacrolimus OD has similar efficacy to standard tacrolimus in de novo liver transplant recipients over 6 weeks of treatment.▲ In noncomparative 2-year trials, tacrolimus OD was effective in stable renal and liver transplant recipients converted to tacrolimus OD from standard tacrolimus.▲ The overall tolerability profile of tacrolimus OD appears to be similar to that of standard tacrolimus in de novo and stable renal and liver transplant patients.
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