Reduced C0 concentrations and increased dose requirements in renal allograft recipients converted to the novel once-daily tacrolimus formulation
Recently, a once-daily prolonged release formulation of tacrolimus (TacOD) has been approved for the prevention of renal allograft rejection. Studies reported equivalent area under the concentration-time curve0-24 and predose trough (C0) concentrations when compared with the standard twice-daily tac...
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| description | Recently, a once-daily prolonged release formulation of tacrolimus (TacOD) has been approved for the prevention of renal allograft rejection. Studies reported equivalent area under the concentration-time curve0-24 and predose trough (C0) concentrations when compared with the standard twice-daily tacrolimus (Tac) formulation. Hence, the package insert advices a 1:1 mg conversion. Here, we report our independent experience with conversion to TacOD according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Retrospective single-center study evaluating the evolution of C0 concentrations and dose requirements after conversion to TacOD in 284 renal allograft recipients. Potential clinical, biochemical, and genetic determinants of changes in C0 concentrations and dose requirements after conversion were explored in univariate and multivariate analyses.
After conversion, C0 concentrations decreased significantly (-1.36+/-2.51 microg/L or -12.66%+/-24.36%, P |
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Retrospective single-center study evaluating the evolution of C0 concentrations and dose requirements after conversion to TacOD in 284 renal allograft recipients. Potential clinical, biochemical, and genetic determinants of changes in C0 concentrations and dose requirements after conversion were explored in univariate and multivariate analyses.
After conversion, C0 concentrations decreased significantly (-1.36+/-2.51 microg/L or -12.66%+/-24.36%, P<0.0001). In 38.3% of patients, this decrease exceeded 20%. TacOD dose was increased in 52.5% of patients. Average dose requirements increased to 0.71+/-1.78 mg/day or 14.68%+/-28.87% (P<0.0001). In 28.0% of patients, dose requirements increased more than 20%. Dose changes were more profound in patients converted within 1 year after transplantation, and in this subgroup (n=78), higher creatinine and lower hemoglobin levels were associated with a larger increase in dose requirements in multivariate analysis (r=0.35, P<0.0001). Despite dose adjustments, average C0 concentrations remained 9.09%+/-28.85% lower after conversion (P<0.0001).
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Retrospective single-center study evaluating the evolution of C0 concentrations and dose requirements after conversion to TacOD in 284 renal allograft recipients. Potential clinical, biochemical, and genetic determinants of changes in C0 concentrations and dose requirements after conversion were explored in univariate and multivariate analyses.
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Retrospective single-center study evaluating the evolution of C0 concentrations and dose requirements after conversion to TacOD in 284 renal allograft recipients. Potential clinical, biochemical, and genetic determinants of changes in C0 concentrations and dose requirements after conversion were explored in univariate and multivariate analyses.
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