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Allergy and Immunology Pearls for Clinical Practice 2017 Katherine Gundling, MD FACP Professor, Section Chief Allergy and Immunology UCSF Nothing to declare No discussion of non FDA approved medication use 1

Adverse Drug Reactions Intermission (with 2 Cool Immunology videos)! Hygiene hypothesis update News flash Adverse drug reaction (ADR) = any unwanted reaction to a medication Drug allergy = ADR that results from a specific immunologic response to a medication 2

The true incidence of Drug Allergy is unknown: Estimated 1 2% of hospital admissions 3 5% of hospitalized patients Variety of immunologic reactions Anaphylaxis Serum sickness SJS/TEN Others Br J Clin Pharmacol 2011; 71:684 700 The true incidence of Drug Allergy is unknown: Estimated 1 2% of hospital admissions 3 5% of hospitalized patients Variety of immunologic reactions Anaphylaxis Serum sickness SJS/TEN Others Br J Clin Pharmacol 2011; 71:684 700 3

Perioperative Anaphylaxis Reactions can be severe or fatal Perioperative Anaphylaxis Exposure to many agents occurs during a short time period: Antibiotics Neuromuscular blocking agents Propofol Latex Chlorhexidine Dyes Opioids Blood transfusions Benzodiazepines Others 4

Perioperative Anaphylaxis Exposure to many agents occurs during a short time period: Antibiotics Neuromuscular blocking agents Propofol Latex Chlorhexidine Dyes Opioids Blood transfusions Benzodiazepines Others The incidence of perioperative anaphylaxis is the same in boys and girls but more common in women than men. 5

3/4 of anaphylactic reactions to neuromuscular blocking agents occur in women,.. suggesting that cross reactions with ammonium compounds in makeup and other personal care products could be responsible. Anaphylaxis Practice Parameters Lieberman P et al. Ann Allergy Immunol 115 (2015) 341 384 Perioperative Anaphylaxis Exposure to many agents occurs during a short time period: Antibiotics Neuromuscular blocking agents Propofol Latex Chlorhexidine Dyes Opioids Blood transfusions Benzodiazepines Others 6

Commercial products that contain chlorhexidine (to name a few): Antiseptic mouthwashes Antiseptic sore throat lozenges and sprays Antiseptic toothpastes Topical eczema creams Acne creams Antiseptic powders such as athletes foot powder Antiseptic creams Antiseptic wipes More chlorhexidine containing products Antiseptic dressings Skin washes/cleansers Topical disinfectants Bladder washouts Eye drops Contact lens solution Anesthetic gels for catheterization Some creams and sprays (such as nasal sprays) include chlorhexidine as a preservative Some sunscreens Central venous catheters 7

Clinical Pearls If your patient develops a rash upon exposure to chlorhexidine, consider avoiding its use during the perioperative period. ****Chlorhexidine is embedded in some central line catheters**** Clinical Pearls A serum tryptase level can help distinguish anaphylaxis from other causes of similar symptoms: within 1 2 hours of the event, and at baseline (a couple of weeks later ok) Elevated acute tryptase levels supports mast cell degranulation as a proximate cause of the event Elevated baseline tryptase supports an underlying mast cell activation disorder 8

A patient with a previous allergic reaction to which agent is most likely to experience a drug allergic reaction to furosemide? A. Acetazolamide B. Atenolol C. Penicillin D. Trimethoprim sulfamethoxazole Reactions to sulfonamide non antibiotics are likely due to predispostion to allergic reactions, not due to cross reactivity with sulfonamide antibiotics! On the sulfonamide molecule it is the arylamine component that is most allergenic, hence the vast majority of patients who react to arylamine sulfonamides will not react to non arylamine sulfonamides. 9

Partial list of sulfonamide medications Arylamine Sulfonamides Sulfamethoxazole Sulfadiazine Sulfacetamide Sulfasalazine Sulfonamide antiretrovirals Amprenavir Fosampranavir Non arylamine Sulfonamides Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors Sulfonylureas Loop diuretics Thiazide diuretics Anti inflammatory Others From the furosemide package insert, noted in 2017: patients allergic to sulfonamides may also be allergic to furosemide. Updated recommendations: The weight of evidence suggests that withholding non antibacterial sulfonamides from patients with prior reactions to antibacterial sulfonamides or other non antibacterial sulfonamides is not clinically justified. N Engl J Med 349;17 Am J Health Syst Pharm 70:1483 94 10

The Drug Allergy Practice Parameters from the AAAAI state: There is no evidence to suggest allergic crossreactivity between sulfonamide antibiotics and nonantibiotic sulfonamides. AAAAI.org Drug Allergy: An Updated Practice Paramenter Clinical Pearls The term sulfa allergy should be dropped! Endeavor to determine and report the exact medication to which a reaction occurred. When that information is not available, inquire as to the condition that was being treated, and document the information. 11

Adverse Drug Reactions Intermission (with 2 Cool Immunology videos)! Hygiene hypothesis update News flash How can one boost the immune system? Everything Grandma told you is true. Get a good night s sleep Eat a variety of foods, including fruits and vegetables Moderate (not severe or couch potato type) exercise Laugh with your friends Listen to some good music 12

Adverse Drug Reactions Intermission (with 2 Cool Immunology videos)! Hygiene hypothesis update News flash Early life exposure to which of the following is most associated with the prevention of atopic disease (atopic dermatitis, food allergy, allergic rhinitis, asthma)? A. A household dog B. An older brother C. Barn animals D. Dust mites in the pillow 13

Answer: Barn animals Early exposure to barn animals is strongly associated with less atopy Exposure to pets from infancy might also be helpful, as are older siblings Exposure to dust mites is associated with increased atopic conditions Von Mutius E. Proc Am Thorac Soc 2007; Vol 4 pp 212-216 Farming, Bavarian Style 14

+ = Images: Wikipedia dogs Image by K. Gundling 15

Current Opinion Immunology 2016,42:41 47 Prevention of atopic conditions Clear: -Infants should be breast fed -Early exposure to animals (especially barn animals) and older siblings is preventative -Allergen immunotherapy can prevent the development of new sensitization and asthma Gathering data: Influence of food/microbiome of the gut and airways Role of early exposures to pollution, infections, medications Whether/when an at risk infant should be exposed to small amounts of common food allergens (New guidelines in 2017 for introduction of peanuts to infants) 16

JACI 122:114 8 17

Adverse Drug Reactions Intermission (with Cool Immunology videos)! Hygiene hypothesis update News flash News Flash Dust mite sublingual tablets have just been approved to treat allergic respiratory disease! Consider this type of immunotherapy for patients who: have year round allergy symptoms who have a limited number of allergic triggers who are tired of taking medication who don t have time to dedicate 3 5 years to allergy shots 18

Summary of Key Points Multiple agents can cause severe anaphylaxis in the perioperative period Sulfa allergy is a term that should be dropped Immune cells at work are truly awe inspiring Early life exposures play a key role in training a healthy immune system For those people who already have allergy to dust mites, immunotherapy tablets are a new option to retrain the immune system 19