Neurofarmagen® testing and drug side effects: An evaluation of its use among a real-world case series - 13/04/16
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Résumé |
Introduction |
Various pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamics features have proven to be involved in the development of drug-induced side effects in psychiatry and thus pharmacogenetic profiling should be considered during drug selection to avoid the onset of side effects.
Aim |
To explore the usefulness of Neurofarmagen® testing in clinical practice by evaluating whether the genetic profile given by the tool could properly explain the onset of side effects during antipsychotic treatment.
Methods |
The pharmacogenetic profile of ten patients having a history of side effect appeared during to specific a psychopharmacologic treatment was determined by Neurofarmagen® testing tool. The relationship between genetic profile and side effects was evaluated and classified.
Results |
Sixty percent of the sample showed a genomic alteration related to a increased likelihood of having any side effects, one half of which presented pharmacokinetic alteration (slow or intermediate phenotype for the implicated cytochrome) whereas the other half had a pharmacodynamic gene variant (related to dopamine or serotonin pathway).
Conclusion |
the Neurofarmagen® testing tool may be useful in the clinical practice in order to avoid drug-induced side effects.
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