作者: Ganguli Anirban , H.S. Kohli , Vivekanand Jha , K.L. Gupta , Vinay Sakhuja
DOI: 10.1080/08860220802134631
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摘要: The relative safety of parenteral iron preparations is a controversial issue in the management anemia chronic kidney disease (CKD), as direct head-to-head comparative trials are lacking. In this study, patients CKD were randomized to receive intravenous low molecular weight dextran (ID), sodium ferrigluconate complex (SFGC), and sucrose (IS) at doses infusion rates recommended by product manufacturer. One time test dose was used only for ID SFGC. A total 2,980 injections (n = 339) i.v. given, 49 (14.45% per patient) 56 adverse events (1.88% infusion) noted. Odds ratios (OR) serious drug (ADE; i.e., death, anaphylaxis, or suspected immuno-allergic events) patient not significant between vs. SFGC (3.566) IS (2.129), whereas that (7.594) highly (p 0.034). OR ADE exposure significantly higher (OR 5.670, p 0.0147) 7.799, < 0.001). No difference seen three groups terms non-serious ADEs. Drug discontinuation occurred more often with ID. who developed anaphylactoid reaction tolerated well.