YUNELDI ANWAR DEPARTEMEN NEUROLOGI FK USU
YUNELDI ANWARDEPARTEMEN NEUROLOGI FK USU
DEFINITIONPain that persists 4 months after rash onset
or 3 month after healing of skin lesion (Dworkin 1994) most comm0nly accepted
Pain persisting or recurring at the site of shingles 3 0r more months after the appearance of the HZ rash (Bowsher 1999)
Presence of pain more than 1 month after the onset of zoster eruption (Rogers 1971)
Persistent or recurrent pain for at least 3 months after healing or skin lesions (Rowbotham 1989)
INSIDEN DAN PREVALEN NPHEstimasi HZ NPH berkisar 10-76% (Ragozzino
1982), 25-50% pasien HZ > 50 thn NPH (Schmader 2002)
Insiden HZ di AS > satu juta kasus (Oxman 2005)Populasi immunokompeten insiden HZ berkisar
1,2 – 3,4 kasus/1000/thn, tetapi pada pasien usia 65 thn dan lebih tua insidennya 3,9-11,8/1000/thn (Dworkin 2001)
Prevalensi NPH 30 hari sesudah onset HZ 8.0/100 kasus, dan 4,5/100 kasus setelah 60 hari onset (Choo 1997)
Nyeri prodormal muncul beberapa hari sebelum onset ruam muncul (Beutner 1995)
Nyeri fase akut 4 miggu atau kurang sejak onset ruam muncul(Dworkin 1994)
Fase sub akut menetap lebih dari 30 hari sesudah onset ruam tetapi kurang dari 4 bulan (Dworkin 1994)
Nyeri pasca herpes (PHN) menetap lebih dari 4 bulan (Dworkin, Portenoy 1994)
NYERI PADA HZ
SIGNs AND SYMPTOMs NPHNyeri terus menerus rasa terbakar dalam
(deep burning sign), seperti disayat (lancinating), disestesia (Rowbotham 1989)
Nyeri berulang nyeri berdentam (throbbing pain), shock like pain, dan shooting pain
Nyeri yang dibangkitkan Alodinia, hiperalgesia
Defisit sensorik hpoestesia, anastesia (Fields 1998)
FAKTOR RESIKO NPHUsia Insiden dan durasi NPH meningkat
pada usia tua (Oakes, 2004; Dworkin, 2006)Keparahan ruam dan nyeri pada fase akutKegagalan pemakaian anti viral pada fase
akutJenis kelaminAdanya nyeri sebelum timbulnya ruam
(Dworkin, 2006)Opstellen, 2002 terjadinya NPH setelah
HZ (6,5%), resiko ini meningkat menjadi 11,7% pada usia 55 thn atau lebih
PATOFISIOLOGI PHN
INFEKSI PRIMER VZV
MENETAP PADA DRG (LATEN
PERIOD)
Usia, kegagalan respon immun virus reaktivasi
Ganglionitis pada DRG Erupsi pada
kulit (HZ)
NPH
(Bowwsher 1992,Galer 2000)
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LESI SSA
Aktifitas Sensitisasi Interaksi antar ektopik nosiseptor serabut saraf
Fiksasi SPPada reseptor NK1
Fiksasi AAE pada reseptorMetabotropik
Aktivitas NOsintase
Aktivasi tonik serabut saraf C
Pelepasan glutamate/aspartate
Aktivasi NMDA
Kenaikan Ca2+intraseluler
Aktifitas PKC
Depolarisasi membran
Kenaikan sensitivitas neuron kornu dorsalis
Eksitoksik o.kOver stimulasi
Kerusakan inter-neuron inhibis
Penurunaninhibisi
Skema perubahan fungsi & struktur yg terjadi pd SSA & Neuron Kornu Dorsalis pasca lesi saraf tepi
Aktivasi adrenergik
Management of NPHPrevention Pharmacology therapy = Anti depressants = Anti convulsants = Opioids = Topical medicationsInterventions = TENS = Epidural spinalcord stimulation = Deep brain stimulation
Guide for the Prevention and Treatment of PHNPrevention Shingless Prevention Study use attenuated vaccine for prevention HZ in adult > 60 years old - Reduced risk HZ 51 % in adult > 60 years and
64% in adults 60 to 80 years old - Reduced duration of PHN in individual HZ - Insidence of PHN reduce by 55 % in individual 70 – 79 years old (statistically significant)
Oxman MN, Levin MJ, Jhonson GR, et al. A vaccine to prevent herpes zoster and post herpeic neuralgia in olders adults. N Eng J Med 2005.;352:2271-2284.
Guide :Treatment Option 0f HZ Clinically HZ (acute/subacute)AcetaminophenNonsteroidal anti inflamatory drugs (NSAIDs)Anti convulsants Gabapentin, pregebalinAnti viral Acyclovir, valacyclovir, famcyclovir
(FDA approved)0pioids Tramadol, oxycodon, fentanylOral corticosteroids Methylprednisolon,
prednisolonTricyclic anti depressants (TCAs) Amitryptilin
Pilot F, Alpen BS, Vanderhoff BT. Management of herpes zoster and post herpetic neuralgia. Am Fam Phys: available at: http//www.aafp or Built /afp monograph_shingles post herpetic neuralg.
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Acute Sub acute
Treatment option for PHNClinically PHNAnti convulsants : Gabapentin, pregebalin,
carbamazepin, phenytoinOpioids : Tramadol, fentanyl, oxycodonOral corticosteroids : Methylprednisolon,
prednisolonTCAs : Amitryptilin , notriptylin, desipraminTopical : Capsaicin 0,075%, Lidocain patch 5%Others : TENSFDA approved : Gabapentin, pregebalin , lidocain
Oxman MN, Levin MJ, Jhonson GR, et al. A vaccine to prevent herpes zoster and post herpeic neuralgia in olders adults. N Eng J Med 2005.;352:2271-2284
Dwokin RH, Jonhson RW, et al. Recommendation for the management of herpes zoster. Clin Infect Dis, 2007,44: S1-S26.
Primary prevention vaccination
Patient develops HZ
Patient develops PHN
Treatment option for HZ
Treatment optionn for PHN
Pain relief inadequate refer Pain specialist
PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF PHN
Senyawa Dosis (mak) Dosis interval
Eviden
Amitriptylin
50-75 (150) 0-0-1
Gabapentin 1200-2400 (3600)
1-1-1
Pregebalin 150 (600) 1-0-1
Tramadol SR
Titrasi (600) 1-(1)-1
Capsaicin cream
- 2-5 kali/hari
Lidokain patch
-- Tempelkan setiap 4-12 jam
TERAPI FARMAKOLOGI PADA NPH (DEWASA)
Level of evidence At least 1 RCT
Several RCT or metaanalisis
Dworkin RH 2003, Hempenstall K 2005, Sindrup SH, 1999
ANTIDEPRESANInhibitors of the reuptake of
monoaminergic transmittersPotentiate effects of biogenic amines in
CNS pain modulatingBlock voltage dependent Na-channel and
alfa adrenergic reseptorSide effects orthostatic hypotension.
Sedation, urinary retension, memory loss and cardiac conduction abnormalities
Tricyclic Antidepressants:Adverse effect and DosingAdverse effects Dosing (2)DrowsinessWeight gainDry mouthConstipationUrinary hesitancyPotentially seriousCardiovascular effectsMemory impairment
Start at low dose - 1o – 25 mg Titrate by 10 – 25 mg
dayly 3 – 7 day to 75 – 150 mg/d as tolerated
1.Bonezzi C, Demartini L. Acta Neurol Scand 1999, Suppl 173:25-35 2. Dworkin RH et al. Arch Neurol 2003,60:1524-1534
Tricyclic Antidepressants:Adverse effectsCommonly reported (generally
anticholinergic) - blurred vision - cognitive change - constipation - dry mouth - orthostatic hypotension - sedation - sexual dysfunction - tachycardy
Most AE s
Fewest AEs
•Desipramin
•Nortriptylin
•Imipramin
•Doxepin
•Amiltriptylin
Gabapentin: Mechanisme of
Analgesic Action
• Interacts at binding site of the alfa2D subunit of voltage-dependent Ca2+ channels• Correlates with decreased Ca2+ channel function and release of neurotransmitters• Decreased neurotransmitter release is associated with reduced neuronal hyperexcitability
Lauria Homer BA, Pohl RB. Expert Opin Investig Drugs 2003;12:663-672
Gabapentin: Adverse Effects and DosingAdverse Effects
Common: somnolence, dizziness 1,4
Less common: GI symptom, peripheral edema 1,3
In elderly: gait and balance problems, cognitive impairment 1
Dosing (2)Day 1: single 300 mg
doseDay 2: 600 mg divided
bidDay 3: 900 mg divided
tidTitrate up to 1800 mg
tid prn for pain reliefMax dose 1800 mg
divided tid 1. Dworkin RH et al. Arch Neurol.2003;60:1524-1534 2. Neurontin (gabapentin) prescribing information.2004 3. Rowbotham MC et al. JAMA i998;280:1827-1842 4. Backonya M et al.JAMA 1998;280:1831-1836
Pregebalin:Mechanism of Analgesic Action
Interacts at alfa delta sub unit of voltage-dependent Ca channels
Correlates with decreased Ca channel function and release of neurotransmitters
Decreased release of neurotransmitters leads to reduced neuronal hyperexcitability
Lauria-Horner BA, Pohl RB. Expert Opin Investig Drugs, 2003;12663-672
PREGEBALIN:DOSINGPregebalin is approved at daily doses beginning at - 150 mg (50 mg tid) for DPN, may be increased
300 mg (100 mg tid ) within a week - 150 mg (50 mg tid, 75 mg bid) for PHN ,may be
increased to 300 mg (100 mg tid) within a weekAfter 2-4 week, doses may be increased up to 600
mgPregebalin is eliminated primarily by renal
excretion -> doses should be adjusted in patient with reduced renal function based on creatinin clearence
Lyrica (pregebalin) prescribing information, 2006
Lidocain Patch 5%: Mechanism of Analgesic Action
Reduced ectopic discharge emanating from damaged and dysfungtional peripheral sensory nerves (1 )
Stabilizes neuronal membranes by inhibiting the ionic fluxes needed to initiate and conduct nerve impulses (2 )
Sufficient to produce analgesia without sensory block (2)
1. Galer BS et al. Pain.1999;80:533-538.2. Lidoderm (lidocain patcd 5%) prescribing information 2003
Lidocaine Patch 5%Safety and Tolerability
Application Recommendation (3)
No systemic adverse effects (1)
Only common adverse effect: mild skins reactions at patch site (1)
Use with caution in patients taking oral anti arythmics (2)
Apply to intact skin to cover most painful area
Apply up to 3 patches dayly for up to 12 hours
Patches may be cut into smaller sizes
1. Rowbotham MC et al. Pain1996;65:39-44.2. Dworkin RH et al.Arch Neurol. 2003;1524-1534
3. Lidoderm (lidocain patch 5%) prescribing information 2003.
0pioid Analgesic:Mechanism of Action in Neurophatic
PrimaryBind to u-receptor in the CNS and spinal cordReduction of C fibre-mediated nociceptive transmission
in spinal cord by
-- Presynaptic inhibition of neurotransmitter release
-- Post synaptic inhibition of evoked activity -- Post synaptic disinhibition of inhibitory
interneuron
AdditionalAntinociceptive effect at peripheral terminals of
primary afferent nociceptorSupraspinal effect, including interactions with
descending pain pathway
Opioid Analgesic:Adverse effect and Dosing
Most common Adverse effect (1,2,3)
Dosing (4)
ConstipationSedationSomnolence
Begin with short acting oral opioid
- Equianalgesic to oral morphine sulfate 5-15 mg q4h prn
After 1 or 2 wk, convert to long acting opioid
1. Watson CPN, Babul N. Neurology.1998;50:1837-1841
2. Gimbel JS, et al. Neurology. 2003;60:927-934.3. Raja SN et al.Neurology 2002.59;1015-1021.4. Dworkin RH et al. Arch Neurol. 2003;60:1524-1534.
Tramadol:Mechanism of Analgesic Action
Opioid Component - Mayor metabolite binds to u-opioid
receptors
Non opioid component - Inhibit reuptake of norepinephrin and serotinin
Ralfa RB et al. J. Pharmacol Exp Ther; 1992, 280; 275-285.
Tramadol:Adverse Effects and DosingCommon Adverse Effects Dosing
Orthostatic hypotensionNauseaConstipationHeadacheSomnolence
Start at low dose 25 mg qam
Titrate - q3d by 25 mg in divided
dose to 100 mg/d as tolerated - then q3d by 50 mg as
tolerat to 200 mg/dMaximum dose - 400 mg/d (100 mg q4-6h)
Combination TheraphyPossible Advantages Possible Disadvantages Decreased adverse increased adverse effects (1) effects (3,4)
Increased efficacy Increased drug – drug (1,2,4) interaction (1,4)
Difficulty in determining
cause of adverse efects(3,4)
1. Namaka M et al. Clin Ther; 2004:26.961-9792. Dwonkin RH et al. Arch Neurol. 2003,60: 1524-15343. Dwonkin RH. Schynader KE. Clin Infect Dis. 2003;36: 877-8824. Handen N, Cohen M. J Pain Symptom Manage. 2003;25: 512-517
Anti convulsan (ca-channel) Gabapentin, Pregebalin
Weak opioids Tramadol SR Naloxone SR
Antidepressants Amitriptyline
Anticonvulsant (Na-channel)
Carbamazepin, oxcarbamazepi
n
Add on therapy Lidocain topical
Capsaicin topical
TENS
+
+Limiting side effects or residual
pain
Anticonvulsant Ca-chan Gabapentin,
Pregebalin
Strong opioids Morphin , Fentanyl
Antidepressant Dulocetin, Venlafaxin
Anticonvulsant Na-chan Lamotrigin
Limiting side efect
Invasive treatment
option DBS, TENS, SCS
Algoritma pengobatan nyeri neuropatik/NPH
Combination theraphy
RESUMENyeri pasca herpes nyeri yang menetap
selama 4 bulan sesudah munculnya ruam atau 3 bulan sesudah sembuhnya lesi dikulit
Mekanisme timbulnya nyeri lesi pada sistem saraf aferen yang dapat menimbulkan sensitasi perifer dan sentral
Penatalaksanaannya mulai dari prevensi primer, pemelihan obat-obatan pada fase akut, subakut dan neuralgia pasca herpes
Saat ini obat lini pertama pada NPH adalah anti depresan, anti konvulsan dan anastetik topikal
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Senyawa Dosis (mak) Dosis interval
Eviden
Amitriptylin
50-75 (150) 0-0-1
Gabapentin 1200-2400 (3600)
1-1-1
Pregebalin 150 (600) 1-0-1
Tramadol SR
Titrasi (600) 1-(1)-1
Capsaicin cream
- 2-5 kali/hari
Lidokain patch
-- Tempelkan setiap 4-12 jam
TERAPI FARMAKOLOGI PADA NPH (DEWASA)
Level of evidence At least 1 RCT
Several RCT or metaanalisis
Dworkin RH 2003, Hempenstall K 2005, Sindrup SH, 1999