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Original case report ACUTE RENAL FAILURE AFTER THERAPY WITH INTERFERON Manuela Stoicescu Consultant Internal Medicine, PhD, Assistant professor, University of Oradea, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, Medical Disciplines Department Romania

OBJECTIVES The main objective of this clinical case presentation is to attract attention about the dangerous and unexpected side effects of therapy with Interferon in context of patients with active chronic hepatitis with virus B or C positive, which follow this protocol of therapy.

OBJECTIVES The summary of the urine and the evaluation of kidney function are absolutely necessary before start this therapy. We must to be carefully to protect the kidney about the side effects of drugs.

MATHERIAL AND METHODS I present the clinical case of a patient age 48 years old who was hospitalized for the diagnosis of active chronic hepatitis with virus B positive with increase value of the liver enzymes: glutamate amino transferase AST=248UI/l, oxalate aminotransferase ALT=342UI/l )

MATHERIAL AND METHODS ɣgt=121, alkaline phosphatase=20 UI/l indirect bilirubin=2,32mg/dl, total bilirubin=3mg/dl, AgHBs+, viremia= 6millions unites, liver biopsy with histopathology examination confirmed active chronic hepatitis.

HISTHOPATHOLOGY EXAMINATION OF THE LIVER Histopathology examination of the liver HE stain - Piece meal necrosis

MATHERIAL AND METHODS The summary of the urine: urobilinogen positive proteinuria+ The value of: urea=32mg/dl, creatinine=0,9mg/dl, Cl creatinine=105ml/min All other lab tests was normal range.

THERAPY The patient follow the protocol of therapy with Pegylat @Interferon 3MU 3 times/week during three weeks. The patient tolerated good the therapy without any problem except in the third week of therapy.

EVOLUTION In the third week of therapy with @Interferon 3MU 3 times/ week the patient presented the apparition of a palpable rash (purpura) at the lower limbs shown in the images below:

THE PALPABLE RASH (PURPURA) AT THE LOWER LIMBS

THE PALPABLE RASH (PURPURA)

THE PALPABLE RASH (PURPURA) ON THE KNEES

THE PURPURA LATERAL INCIDENCE

THE PALPABLE RASH (PURPURA)

THE PALPABLE RASH (PURPURA) LATERAL INCIDENCE

THE PURPURA THE RIGHT ARM

THE PURPURA THE RIGHT ARM

THE PURPURA THE POSTERIOR THORAX

THE PURPURA THE POSTERIOR THORAX AND LUMBAR AREA

THE PLATELETS LEVEL The platelets level was in normal range =286 000/L. In this condition I excluded that the decrease level of platelets could be the cause of purpura and also the purpura was palpable and this appear only in context of the systemic vasculitis so a skin biopsy was performed.

SKIN BIOPSY The histopathology examination with fibrinoid necrosis of the vessel wall with surrounding perivascular lymphocytic infiltrates, confirmed safe the diagnosis polyarteritis nodosa.

THE HISTOPATHOLOGY EXAMINATION POLYARTERITIS NODOSA STAIN: HEMATOXYLIN AND EOSIN MAGNIFICATION:X40 The fibrinoid necrosis of the vessel wall with surrounding perivascular lymphocytic infiltrates

SPECIFIC TEST ANCA test was performed in this condition (p ANCA was positive) and also confirmed the diagnosis of systemic vasculitis polyarteritis nodosa.

EVOLUTION After this event in the third week after the therapy with @Interferon 3MU 3 times/week the nephritic syndrome was accented: proteinuria=30mg/dl, hematuria=20mg/dl.

EVOLUTION After that the patient developed a syndrome of progressive azotized retention uremia. creatinemia=5,08 mg/dl urea=402mg/dl, hiperpotasemia=6,5meq/l, ph=7,0-severe metabolic acidosis anuria in 24hours so an acute renal failure

EVOLUTION This is happened in context of systemic vasculitis with secondary nephropathies and in context of the therapy with Pegylat @ Interferon hence an imposition of dialysis (three times) for the normalization of the azotized parameters and revue the normal diuresis of the patient.

THE KIDNEY BIOPSY Photomicrograph of a kidney biopsy from the patient revealed crescentic glomerulonephritis showing prominent fibro cellular crescent formation and moderate mesangial proliferation in a glomerulus. Hematoxylin and eosin stain

THE FINAL DIAGNOSIS POLIARTERITIS NODOSA. ACTIVE CHRONIC HEPATITIS VIRUS B POSITIVE. SECONDARY SUBACUTE GLOMERULO NEPHRITIS IN CONTEXT OF SYSTEMIC VASCULITIS. ACUTE RENAL FAILURE AFTER THERAPY WITH PEGYLAT@ INTERFERON

THERAPY Cyclophosphamide regimen was administered intravenous pulse therapy with intravenous cyclophosphamide (15 mg/kg) administered at weeks zero, two, and four, and then every three weeks for three doses and until a stable remission has been achieved with good evolution of the patient.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS The patients with active chronic hepatitis virus B or virus C positive is possible to have a systemic vasculitis in the context of the disease without clinical manifestations (subclinical) unknown and with secondary nephropathy in this context

RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS with minimal nephritic syndrome manifested with: isolated proteinuria isolated hematuria or proteinuria and hematuria identify after summary urine examination was performed or undetectable(unknown).

RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS If the patient had this result with nephritic syndrome after urine examination before start the therapy with Interferon for active chronic hepatitis with virus C or B positive, the patient has risk to develop during the protocol of therapy, unexpected, acute renal failure

RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS with severe evolution of the patient with rapid progressive azotes retention syndrome and is necessary dialysis to save the patient s life.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS During the period in which therapy with Pegylat @ Interferon was discovered everybody believed that this represented the solution for chronic viral B and C hepatitis with the view of removing the virus from the body thanks to this protocol.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS But after the standard protocols of therapy where applied in medical practice it was observed that a small proportion of the patients responded very well to the therapy, a second portion had an incomplete response to the therapy and many others have no responsible to this therapeutic protocol.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS After the therapy with Pegylat @ Interferon appeared to be a partial amelioration of the disease as the analyzed blood test showed a decrease in the level of cytolyses liver enzymes (ASAT, ALAT) glutamate aminotransferase and oxalate aminotransferase - and decreased viremia but the virus B or C remained in the body of the patient.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS This has a price very important side effects we can t neglect and a significant number of patients did not tolerate this complete protocol of therapy and this must to be stopped or reduced for a shorter period of time compared to the standard protocols administered and currently used in the medical practice.

CONCLUSIONS 1.We must to monitories very carefully the kidney function with the azotized parameters every day if the patient follow the protocol of therapy with Pegylat @Interferon for active chronic virus B or C hepatitis

CONCLUSIONS because in context of unknown (subclinical) systemic vasculitis with a secondary glomerulonephritis the patient is possible to develop sudden and unexpected an acute renal failure and dialysis is necessary to save the patient life.

CONCLUSIONS 2.With the increasing use of interferon's, has come the realization that they can have renal side effects in some patients.

CONCLUSIONS 3. A variety of mechanisms of injury have been reported, though most attention has focused on the ability of interferon therapy to cause proteinuria and nephritic syndrome.

CONCLUSIONS 4.This has been noted most commonly with Pegylat @Interferon therapy, though in many of the patients with hepatitis B or C it may be difficult to be certain whether or not

CONCLUSIONS the development of nephritic syndrome comes from the interferon therapy or a direct hepatitis-mediated renal injury such as MPGN.(membranous proliferative glomerulonephritis).

CONCLUSIONS 5.Other mechanisms of renal injury reported with interferon use include acute tubular necrosis, acute interstitial nephritis, and even hemolytic-uremic syndrome.

CONCLUSIONS 6.Occasionally, tubulo reticular structures as seen on electron microscopy of a kidney biopsy can be a clue as to the diagnosis of interferon-induced renal injury.

CONCLUSIONS 7.We must have the courage to recognized the problem of these patients are not solved yet and we do not have to give false hope to our patients.

CONCLUSIONS 8.This actual schemes and protocols of treatment which are far from ideal, more than that followed by serious side effects, this should serve as an alarm signal.

CONCLUSIONS 9. I believe with strong opinion that this therapeutics protocols must be reevaluated in the medical practice.

CONCLUSIONS 10. Also other doctors must be encourage to relate other clinical observations from their medical practice about the side effects of therapy with Interferon.

CONCLUSIONS 11. The balance between the risks and benefits I believe should be seriously reevaluated.

CONCLUSIONS 12.The kidney is one of the most precious organ from the body, worked like a veritable filter, and we must to be very carefully to protect the kidney about the side effects of drugs.

CONCUSIONS 7. Finally the question is if the risk factors of the workplace - he was car THANK YOU dyer - could be considered in causing of this disease?

CONCUSIONS FLOWER FOR YOUR 7. Finally the question is if the risk factors of the workplace - he was car dyer - could be considered in causing of this disease?