药物使用导致视网膜动脉闭塞风险的现实世界药物警戒分析

Andrew Mihalache , Ryan S. Huang , Marko M. Popovic , Kirill Zaslavsky , David Sarraf , SriniVas R. Sadda , Rajeev H. Muni , Edward A. Margolin
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摘要

目的视网膜动脉闭塞(RAO)的风险与特定药物使用的关系尚不清楚。利用美国食品和药物管理局不良事件报告系统(FAERS),我们旨在全面列出fda批准的因RAO而被高估的药物清单。设计回顾性、基于人群的药物警戒研究。方法采用Open Vigil 2.1(德国基尔)软件,从2003年10月至2024年3月的FAERS数据库中获取药物监测数据。纳入了至少10例RAO报告中记录为主要可疑药物的fda批准的药物。通过将RAO的药物特异性报告与数据库中所有其他药物的RAO报告的背景率进行比较,进行歧化分析以识别阳性药物不良反应信号。结果FAERS数据库在研究期间报告的12,345,128例不良事件中,1,461例(0.01%)被确定为RAO病例。最主要的可疑药物适用于眼部疾病(20.7%,n = 303/ 1461)、肿瘤(11.4%,n = 166/ 1461)或肌肉骨骼和结缔组织疾病(7.2%,n = 105/ 1461)。值得注意的是,brolucizumab和氨甲环酸在RAO事件中被严重高估。随后是美伐兰、曲安奈德、阿非利西普、雷尼单抗、利多卡因、西地那非、肾上腺素、布比卡因和罗非昔布。结论FAERS数据库中几种主要可疑药物的RAO报告比例过高;然而,其中一些药物适用于与高凝状态相关的疾病,这是RAO的一个重要危险因素。这些发现强调需要继续进行药物警戒工作,以区分潜在的药物相关效应和潜在疾病的影响。
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A real-world pharmacovigilance analysis of the risk of retinal artery occlusion from medication use

Purpose

The risk of retinal artery occlusion (RAO) as related to specific drug use is unclear. Using the Food and Drug Administration Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS), we aimed to comprehensively elicit a list of FDA-approved drugs overreported for RAO.

Design

Retrospective, population-based pharmacovigilance study.

Methods

Pharmacovigilance data were sourced from the FAERS database between October 2003 and March 2024 using Open Vigil 2.1 (Kiel, Germany) software. FDA-approved pharmacological agents which were recorded as the primary suspect drug for at least 10 reports of RAO were included. Disproportionality analyses were performed to identify positive adverse drug reaction signals by comparing drug-specific reports of RAO to the background rate of RAO reports across all other drugs in the database.

Results

Out of 12,345,128 adverse events reported to the FAERS database during the study period, 1,461 (0.01 %) were identified as cases of RAO. Most primary suspect drugs were indicated for eye disorders (20.7 %, n = 303/1,461), neoplasms (11.4 %, n = 166/1,461), or musculoskeletal and connective tissue disorders (7.2 %, n = 105/1,461). Notably, brolucizumab and tranexamic acid were significantly overreported for RAO events. These were followed by melphalan, triamcinolone, aflibercept, ranibizumab, lidocaine, sildenafil, epinephrine, bupivacaine, and rofecoxib.

Conclusion

Several primary suspect drugs showed disproportionately high reports of RAO in the FAERS database; however, some of these medications are indicated for conditions associated with a hypercoagulable state, a significant risk factor for RAO. These findings underscore the need for continued pharmacovigilance efforts to distinguish potential drug-related effects from the influence of underlying disease.
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