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Notes for Pharmacology II practicalsThis study material is exclusively for students of general medicine and stomatology in Pharmacology II course. It contains only basic notes of discussed topics, which should be completed with more details and actual information during practical courses to make a complete material for test or exam studies. Which means that without your own notes from the lesson this presentation IS NOT SUFFICIENT for proper preparation for neither tests in practicals nor the final exam.

Drugs used in dermatologySlide2

Effect of drugs administered on skinSystemic – transdermal application (patches, gels) contraception hormonal substitution therapy opioidsLocalSlide3

Surface-active drugsto treat skin and adnexa diseasesapplied locallylow specificity of effectDifferent indicationsEffect depends on concentration, drug dosage form and site of administrationSlide4

Drug groupsAdstringentsKeratolytics, keratoplasticsEpitelizants,

granulants

Emolients

Therapy of acne

Draining agents

Derivancia

Substances against itch

Antipsoriasis drugs

Proteolytic enzymes

Antihidrotics

Antiseborrhoics

Photoprotective

substances

Antiparasitic

drugsSlide5

1. Adstringentscoagulate proteins ( penetration of infections)anti itch, calming, cooling, antiseptic effect

alumini

acetotartras

(sol. Burrow)

AgNO

3 (0,5-1%)

Indications: burns, frost-bites, fissures,

diarrhoea

...

natural resources –

galla

,

Juglans

,

Hammamelis

,

Alchemilla

,

Agrimonia

,

Fragaria

tannics

-

Galotannics

,

ElagotannicsSlide6

2. Keratolytics / keratoplasticsHelp to remove defective layer of skinIndications: psoriasis, hyperkeratosis

ac.

salicylicum

more than 5 %

urea 2-20 %

tretionin

1-3 %

Help to stimulate formation of new skin layers

ac.

salicylicum

up to 5 %

ichtamol,

pitchs

– Pix

lithantracis

,

betulae

,

fagi

tretionin

1-3 %

(temporary aggravation!)Slide7

3. Epithelization supporting drugsStimulate growth of new tissue pantothenic acid dexpanthenol (part of CoA structure)

peru

balsam

chlorophyll

chamazulen

(

Chamomilla

)

benzoylperoxid

AgNO3 up to 1 %

propolis

…Slide8

4. Emollientsshort term calming and hydrating activityeffect is increased by menthol and camphor

liquid paraffin

Vaselina

alba,

flava

(white and yellow)

Ol.sojae, amygdalae, jecoris aseli,

adeps

suilus

Ac.

linoleicum Urea (up to 10 %) – better penetration

! Lanolin, parabens - allergy !Slide9

5. Therapy of acneacne vulgaris acne rosaceaseborrhoea

,

androgenes

, hyperkeratosis, bacterial infection

Propionibacterium

acnes

Aggravation:

androgenes

Candida, fungi

vit

. B6, B12

Slide10

Local: antiseptics - triclosan, hexachlorophen,

benzoylperoxide

retinoids

retin

acid,

tretionin, isotretionin antibiotics

- erythromycin,

klindamycin

,

antifungal drugs: klotrimazol,

azelaic

acid

Systemic

:

ATB

erytromycin

,

doxycyclin

,

minocyclin

;

retinoids

hormonal

contrac

eption with

antiandrogenic gestagene (cyproteron ac., chlormadinon, norgestimat)

C

ortikosteroids

are contraindicated, they may cause acne! Used only in the most serious conditions.Slide11

6. Draining agents (derivancia)irritate skin and mucous  vasodilatation

menthol, camphor

ammonia, spirit, iodine

pitchs

bees and snake

poisones

(Viprosal) capsaicine

(capsicum

anuum

)

ol. juniperi,

rosmarini

oleum et semen

sinapis

,

erucaeSlide12

7. Anti-itch drugs

 itch sensation is replaced by other feeling

cold - menthol, camphor

 itch reduction

,

raw

skin

prevention

local anesthetics, local antihistaminic

s

 drying (

plv

.

adspersorii

)

ichtamol

, pitches,

keratolyticsSlide13

Liquid powder with menthol – for sore-spotsRp. Zinci oxidi 25,0 Talci 25,0

Glyceroli 85% 25,0

Sol. aerosili 25,0

Mentholi racemici q.s.

M.f.sol.

D.S. liquid powderSlide14

8. Anti-psoriatic drugsPsoriasis - chronic skin disease characterized by scaly reddisch patches, affects up to 2 % of population, no clear ethiology (autoimmune disease)Often affected places: knees, around eyes, cubitus, back

Therapy

Local

Systemic - in grave formsSlide15

Local – indifferent vehicles + ichtamol + weak corticosteroids -

betamethason

,

fluocinolone

many relapses!

+

pitchs

(tct. carbonis

detergens

)

+ salicylic acid

in

keratolytic or

keratoplastic

concentrations

depending

on

the

actual

state

of the

skin

+ vitamin D

derivates

(

calcipotriol

) + retinoidsSlide16

Systemic – psoralenes – derivates of furanocumarine + phototherapy (UVA) –

retinoids

acitretine

(serious adverse effects, contraindicated in gravidity)

In very grave forms:

metotrexat - immunosuppressant cyclosporin - immunosuppressant ATB Slide17

9. Proteolytic enzymesFibrinolysine – destroys fibrinogen and blood proteinsCollagenaseDeoxyribonuclease – destroys DNA

Bromelaine

(pineapple)

Papaine

(papaya)

...

 in therapy of ulcers, decubiti, necrosis in lesion Slide18

10. Antihidroticsreduce sudoriferous gland secretionact directly on the gland

KMnO

4

salicylic acid

aldehydes –

glutaraldehyde

(obsolete) tannins

Local:

Systemic:

Anticholinergic

drugs:

butylskopolamine

Other

drugs

:

amitryptyline

,

nortryptyline

,

dosulepine

,

chloprotixen

, diazepamSlide19

11. Antiseborrhoic drugsreduce ceruminous gland secretion ac.

salicylicum

camphor

ichtamol

, pix

Sulphur + azoles

Aggravated by:

androgenes

Candida, fungi

Slide20

12. Photo-protective substances- protect skin against UV radiationA) block of all types of radiation - physical factors:zincum oxydatum (ZnO

),

calcium

carbonicum

(

CaCO

3), talc, bolus albaNon-toxic, suitable

for

sensitive

individuals

, kids, etc.

B) absorb certain wave-lengths - chemical factors:

Tanninum

,

Chinninum

sulfuricum

,

acidum

paraaminobenzoicum

Some

of

them

may

cause

allergic

reactions, possible solution could be encapsulation to lipozomesSlide21

13. Antiparasite drugsScabies; Pediculosis - lice (pediculation)

Polychlorine

carbohydrates –

lindane

organophosphates -

malathione

,

pirimiphosmethyl

acetylcholiesterase

inhibition

carbamates -

acetylcholiesterase inhibition

pyrethroids

synthetic

derivates

of

Pyrethrum

,

interfere

with

sodium

channels

functions

-

permethrin