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Interaction studies of drug metabolism before the recognition of CYP isoforms Olavi Pelkonens group at the University of Oulu, Finland, showed in their important studies that cimetidine is a potent inhibitor of drug metabolism in vitro and may agrees on half-life of phenazone and humans.
However, the effect of cimetidine on the clearance of phenazone probe drug is relatively low, 20%, perhaps because phenazone may be metabolized by several CYP enzymes. We found that 3 weeks with a t Operation of cimetidine 60% level of the state of constant serum resembled phnyto Have increased Ht. The use of phnyto Not obtained for 2 4 months Ht the clearance of phenazone 2.4 times the value of the contr On, but the addition of cimetidine to phnyto No treatment significantly reduced antipyrine clearance, which was still h Ago as before the commencement of the use of phnyto not. The clearance of chlorpropamide antidiabetic sulfonylurea was nearly twice as high in patients with epilepsy with carbamazepine and phnyto Do that in healthy subjects.
As the pH of the urine has a strong influence on the clearance of intact Nderten chlorpropamide, VER Pharmacokinetic interactions change the hepatic clearance of chlorpropamide were apparent when the renal clearance was low, ie when the urine pH was-sour. If the urinary pH is neutral, the metabolic interactions were less likely to occur, due to the dominance of the renal clearance of chlorpropamide. Coadministration of ethanol with high CLM almost doubled the oral bioavailability of CLM and reduced aminopyrine demethylation. CLM by CYP2E1, which is metabolized simultaneously CYP than ethanol, but it was not known 1981st Drug interactions of CYP3A4 with important clinical consequences of recognition of different CYP families, subfamilies and isoforms in the sp Th 1980s and early 1990s, he taught Ffnete a new one Era in fully understand the metabolic drug interactions.
Since then, many clinically important interactions have emerged, and their rational prediction has made great S progress, and the recognition of the complex mechanisms of the many interactions. A clinical case report resulted in a controlled study Lee on the m Possible interaction between erythromycin and midazolam. Already in our first study with healthy volunteers, intravenous erythromycin has recorded more than 400% of the AUC of oral midazolam and reduced over 50% clearance of midazolam See The pharmacodynamic effects of midazolam were also significantly increased Ht, especially after oral administration, it found that these potentially Hrlichen interactions. In other studies, ketoconazole and itraconazole high AUC of oral midazolam, erythromycin more than 10 to 15 times. In addition, increased Ht verapamil and diltiazem exposure to-mouth three to four times midazolam. The mean AUC of oral triazolam was the most dramatic, presented 22 times by ketoconazole,