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MOA: metyrapone
inhibits 11-hydroxylase, resulting in cortisol-synthesis inhibition
MOA: aminoglutethimide
inhibits conversion of cholesterol to pregnenolone early in cortisol pathway
MOA: ketoconazole
inhibits CYP450, 11-hydroxylase, & 17-hydroxylase
MOA: etomidate
inhibits 11-hydrylase, resulting in cortisol-synthesis inhibition
MOA: mitotane
inhibits cortisol & corticosterone synthesis in cortex
MOA: cyproheptadine
decrease ACTH secretion
MOA: mifepristone (RU-486)
progesterone & glucocorticoid receptor antagonist
MOA: spironolactone
competitively inhibits aldosterone
MOA: eplerenone
selectively inhibits aldosterone
AE: metyrapone (7)
nausea
vomiting
vertigo
headache
dizziness
abdominal discomfort
allergic rash
AE: aminoglutethimide (6)
dose dependent
severe sedation
nausea
ataxia
skin rashes
↓ warfarin
AE: ketoconazole (4)
gynecomastia
↓ plasma testosterone
reversible ↑ LFT
GI upset
AE: etomidate
severe adrenal suppression
AE: mitotane (3)
lethargy
somnolence
other CNS effects
AE: cyproheptadine (2)
minor sedation

hyperphagia
AE: mifepristone (RU-486)
abortions
AE: spironolactone (5)
GI discomfort
impotence
gynecomastia
menstrual irregularities

salicylates ↑ free fraction
AE: eplerenone (5)
GI discomfort
impotence
* less gynecomastia
menstrual irregularities

OK with salicylates