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Maraviroc (MVC)

CCR5 antagonist/Coreceptor blocking




Coverage:


-HIV




Adverse:


-none




Other:


-inactive against CXCR4-tropic virus (requires Trophile test)


-maybe some P450 3A4 interactions

Enfuvirtide (ENF, T-20)

FUSION INHIBITOR




binds gp41 spike and prevents conformational changes required for fusion




Coverage


-HIV




Adverse:


-injection site reactions




Other:


-SUBQ INJECTION


-36 AA peptide


-high antiviral potency

Tenofovir + Emtricitabine


(TDF/FTC)

NRTI pair (nucleoside analog RT inhibitor)




Coverage


-HIV


-HBV




Adverse


-nephrotoxicity


-BM toxicity


-NRTI MITO toxicity at high levels (neuropathy, myopathy, lactic acidosis/hepatic steatosis, pancreatitis, lipoatrophy)

Abacavir + Lamivudine


(ABC/3TC)

NRTI pair (nucleoside analog RT inhibitor)




Coverage


-HIV


-Lamivudine alone used for Hep B




Adverse


-T4 hypersensitivity in HLA-B57 (DO NOT GIVE)


-cardiovascular risk


-NRTI MITO toxicity at high levels (glove/stocking neuropathy, myopathy, lactic acidosis/hepatic steatosis, pancreatitis, lipoatrophy)




Other


-INFERIOR option when viral load >100,000

Efavirenz (EFV)

NNRTI (non-nucleoside analog RT inhibitor)




Coverage


-HIV




Adverse


-CNS! vivid dreams, insomnia, hallucinations


-NOT for suicidal/depressed


-RASH/STEVENS-JOHNSON


-teratogenic, not for moms


-hepatotoxic




Other


-LONG HALF LIFE! must be given to COMPLIANT Pt to avoid monotherapy


-may give FALSE POSITIVE WEED TEST


-some P450 interactions

Rilpivirine (RPV)

NNRTI




Coverage


-HIV




Adverse


-RASH/STEVENS-JOHNSON


-depression/insomnia/HA


-hepatotoxic


-teratogenic




Other


-LONG HALF LIFE! must be given to COMPLIANT Pt to avoid monotherapy


-some P450 interactions

Atazanavir (ATV)

Protease Inhibitor




Coverage


-HIV




Adverse


-asymptomatic HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA (Pt will complain of yellow eyes if not warned)


-nephrolithiasis


-General PI (metabolic syndrome, N/diarrhea, central fat redistribution)




Other


-Lipid sparing (unlike other PI)


-resistance through POL mutation (codes PI)

Lopinavir (LPV)

Protease Inhibitor




Coverage


-HIV




Adverse


-General PI (metabolic syndrome, N/diarrhea, central fat redistribution)




Other


-always with RTV or COBI booster


-resistance through POL mutation (codes PI)

Darunavir (DRV)

Protease Inhibitor




Coverage


-HIV




Adverse


-Hepatotoxicity


-Skin rash: erythema multiforme and Stevens-Johnson


-General PI (metabolic syndrome, N/diarrhea, central fat redistribution)


-resistance through POL mutation (codes PI)

Dolutegravir (DTG)

Integrase Inhibitor




Coverage


-HIV




Adverse


-RHABDOMYELYSIS


-HA


-insomnia


-rash/hypersensitivity


-resistance by POL mutation (codes Integrase)




Other


-coformulate with ABC/3TC

Elvitegravir (EVG)

Integrase Inhibitor




Coverage


-HIV




Adverse


-RHABDOMYELYSIS


-decreased CrCl


-increased risk of TDF-nephrotoxicity


-N/diarrhea


-resistance by POL mutation (codes integrase)




Other


-coformulated with TDF/FTC/COBI "quad pill"; requires CONSTANT RENAL MONITORING

Ritonavir (RTV)

Pharmacokinetic Booster


Primarily inhibit 3A4


Also protease inhibitor




Use


-HIV


-HCV




Adverse


-no direct, but need to monitor drug interactions




Other


-doubles as protease inhibitor, although little therapeutic function at PK doses

Cobicistat (COBI)

Pharmacokinetic Booster


Decreases CrCl (without affecting GFR)




Uses


-HIV




Adverse


-not for patients with GFR<70 ml/min (jaundice, rash, ocular icterus, N)

Acyclovir (ACV)


(Valacyclovir)


(Famciclovir)

Nucleoside DNA Pol Inhibitor




Uses


-HSV


-VZV


-EBV


-NOT CMV!!




Adverse


-occasional acute renal failure (crystals)


-rare neurotoxicity




Other


-POOR ORAL BIOAVAILABILITY (5x/day for PO)


-VALACYCLOVIR: 5x oral bioavailability


-FAMCYCLOVIR: increased bioavailability


-requires viral THYMIDINE KINASE to activate; resitance via absent TK or altered DNA Pol

Ganciclovir


(Valganciclovir)

Guanosine analog


Converted by CMV UL97 Kinase




Uses


-CMV!!


-other herpes




Adverse


-BM suppression (thromobocytopenia, leukopenia)


-Potential renal toxicity




Other


-resistance via UL97 kinase


-resistance via DNA Pol mutations


-IV ganciclovir for severe CMV and ocular


-PO Valganciclovir for maintenance/proph.

Foscarnet

Pyrophosphate analog, inhibits viral DNA Pol




Uses


-resistant CMV, HSV, VZV




Adverse (VERY TOXIC)


-Renal insufficiency 27%


-electrolyte abnormalities


-seizures


-anemia


-nausea




Other


-resistance via CMV UL54 (DNA Pol)


-no resistance via TK or UL97 (since it binds DNA Pol directly)

Cidofovir

Nucleotide analog (no viral kinase required)




Uses


-resistant CMV, HSV




Adverse (VERY TOXIC)


-Nephrotoxicity


-N/V


-Neutropenia (20%)

Oseltamivir (PO)


Zanamivir (Inhaled)


Peramivir (IV)

Neuraminidase Inhibitors




Uses


-Influenza




Adverse


-OTV: N/V in 15%, rare peds. psychiatric


-ZNV: LUNG DISEASE safety concerns


-PRV: Diarrhea 8%, rare T4 hypersensitivity




Other


-Limited emergent resistance

Lamivudine

NRTI




Uses,


-HBV




Adverse


-well tolerated

Adefovir

NRTI




Uses


-monotherapy for LMV-resistant HBV




Adverse


-HA, abdominal pain

Entecavir

NRTI




Uses


-LMV-resistant HBV


-decompensated cirrhosis




Adverse


-HA, cough, fatigue




Other


-little resistance (1% 5-year rate)

Harvoni


(Sofosbuvir and Ledipasvir)

Sofosbuvir= NS5B NRTI


Ledipasvir= NS5A inhibitor




Coverage


-HCV (genotype 1)




Adverse


-Fatigue, HA, nausea,


-insomnia


-not for ESRD patients

Veikira


(Paritaprevir/Ritonavir, Ombitasvir, Dasabuvir)

Paritaprevir= NS3 Protease inhibitor


Ritonavir= PK booster


Ombitasvir= NS5A inhibitor


Dasabuvir= NS5B NNRTI




Coverage


-HCV




Adverse


-Fatigue, HA, N/D


-insomnia


-skin reaction


-contraindicated in SEVERE LIVER DISEASE


-FINE FOR ESRD!!

PEG-IFN (SQ or IV)

Coverage


-HBV


-HCV




Adverse (SEVERE TOXICITY)


-Neutropenia/thrombocytopenia


-Depression, anxiety


-HA, fatigue, rigors, fever


-alopecia


-N/V/D, anorexia

Ribavirin (PO)

Inhibits DNA/RNA viral replication




Coverage


-HCV




Adverse


-HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA


-MI


-teratogenic


-fatigue, HA, fever

Artemisinins

Artemether and Artesunate


(anti-malarials)




Coverage


-PLASMODIUM FALCIPARUM


(artemisinin combination therapy ACT is the first line malarial treatment worldwide)


-other plasmodia




Adverse


-well tolerated




Other


-Very effective but very SHORT HALF-LIFE (often given with other longer lasting drugs)


-Given PO for uncomplicated malaria and IV for severe malaria

Quinidine (IV, IM, or PO)

Coverage


-all plasmodia




Adverse


-CINCHONISM (severe headache and tinnitus)




Other


-given with DOXY (or CLINDA if child <8yrs)


-longer half life than artesunate

Atovaquone-proguanil (Malarone)

Coverage


-Plasmodium, often for prophylaxis




Other


-CANNOT BE USED for treatment in patients who have EVER received Malarone for prophylaxis


-Chewable tablets (for kids)

Chloroquinalone plus Primaquine

Coverage


-P. vivax and P. ovale (PRIMAQUINE is REQUIRED for the elimination of HYPNOZOITES in the liver)




Adverse


-hemolysis and anemia in patients with G6PD deficiency (must check BEFORE administering!)

TMP-SMX

Coverage


-Cyclospora


-PREVENT Toxo in HIV when CD4<100


-PREVENT Pneumocystis in HIV when CD4<200

Nitazoxinide

Coverage


-Cryptosporidosis in immunocompetent pts


-Giardiasis

Metronidazole and Tinidazole


(used separately, indentical coverage)

Coverage


-Extraintestinal Entamoeba histolytica (Amebic dysentary)


-Giardiasis


-Trichomonas

Paromomycin

Coverage


-Lumenal Entamoeba histolytica (Amebic dysentary)

Sodium Stibogluconate IV


(pentavalent antimony)

Coverage

-Cutaneous or mucosal Leishmaniasis



Liposomal Amphotericin B

Coverage


-VISCERAL Leishmaniasis

Miltefosine (PO)

Coverage


-Cutaneous, Mucosal, AND Visceral Leishmaniasis

Pyrimethamine sulfadiazine

Coverage


-Toxoplasmosis in living (not for fetus)

Spiramycin

Coverage


-Fetal Toxoplasmosis

Benznidazole

Coverage


-Acute Chagas (Trypanosoma cruzi)

Albendazole

Coverage


-Ascariasis


-Enterobius vermicularis (pinworm)


-Ancyclostoma duodenale (hookworm)


-Necator americanus (hookworm)


-Toxocara canis (visceral larval migrans)


-Taenia soleum cysticercosis


-Trichuria trichiuria (whipworm)

Mebendazole

Coverage


-Ascariasis


-Trichinosis


-Trichuria trichiuria (whipworm)

Praziquantel

Coverage


-Schistosoma


-Taenia saginata (beef)

Ivermectin

Coverage


-Onchocerciasis


-Strongylodiasis


-Wucheria bancrofti (lymphatic filariasis)


-Brugia malayi (lymphatic filariasis)

Diethylcarbamazine (DEC)

Coverage


-Wucheria bancrofti (lymphatic filariasis)


-Brugia malayi (lymphatic filariasis)