COVID-19大流行期间的抗生素过敏反应

Zaruhi G. Kalikyan
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在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,出现了主要由相关冠状病毒引起的各种皮肤表现的出版物,也包括一些皮肤药物相关不良反应的病例报告。在亚美尼亚,COVID-19医院的医生定期向过敏症专家和免疫学家咨询许多患者入院时或入院后出现的过敏症状。我们报告了三个最有趣的药物诱导的病例,这些病例在接受抗生素治疗的COVID-19肺炎患者中有不同的皮肤表现。根据Naranjos算法评估抗生素的致病意义。第一个病例(一名58岁的女性患者),根据临床表现诊断为黄斑丘疹。虽然冠状病毒本身可以导致类似的表现,但之前对氨苄西林的过敏反应史导致的结论是头孢曲松(都是β -内酰胺类抗生素)是最可能的原因。第二例患者(53岁男性)临床表现为血管炎,由于这通常是与SARS-CoV-2相关的皮肤表现,并且很少由药物引起,因此引起了一些困难。考虑到患者对β -内酰胺类抗生素的反应史,以及患者在住院前无处方服用阿莫西林和当时有明显的皮肤病变,评估阿莫西林是可能的原因。在第三例(64岁女性患者)中,诊断为药物引起的大疱性皮肤疹,尽管孤立病例的这种病变可能是SARS-CoV-2感染的表现,但评估莫西特(氟喹诺酮类抗生素)是最可能的原因,特别是考虑到病史中的疱疹。根据目前的建议,与所有三名患者讨论了药物测试的问题,以确认所指药物的致病意义和/或在必要时选择替代药物。在这方面,受试者经知情同意纳入严重药物超敏反应患者数据库。
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Antibiotics hypersensitivity reactions during COVID-19 pandemic
During the COVID-19 pandemic, there have emerged publications about various skin manifestations mainly caused by the related coronavirus, also including some case reports on dermal drug-related adverse reactions. In Armenia, the doctors in COVID-19 hospitals periodically consulted with allergists-immunologists regarding allergic conditions that many patients already suffered on admission or manifested after it. We present the series of three most interesting drug-induced cases with various skin manifestations in patients with COVID-19 pneumonia who requited antibiotic therapy. The causative significance of antibiotics was assessed according to Naranjos algorithm. In the first case (a 58-year-old female patient), a diagnosis of maculopapular exanthem was made based on the clinical picture. Although the coronavirus per se can result in similar manifestations, previous history of allergic reaction to ampicillin led to the conclusion that ceftriaxone (both are beta-lactam antibiotics) was the most probable cause. The second case (a 53-year-old male patient), clinically manifested as vasculitis, caused some difficulties because this is quite often skin manifestations related to SARS-CoV-2, and is rarely induced by medications. Taking into account the history of reaction to beta-lactam antibiotic, as well as the fact that the patient took amoxicillin without a prescription before hospitalization and with overt skin lesions at that time, amoxicillin was assessed as a possible cause. In the third case (a 64-years-old female patient), diagnosed with a bullous drug-induced skin eruption, despite isolated cases of such lesions can be manifestations of SARS-CoV-2 infection, moxitec (fluoroquinolone antibiotic) was assessed as the most probable cause, especially taking into account herpes in history. According to current recommendations, an issue of drug tests was discussed with all three patients to confirm the causative significance of indicated drugs and/or to select an alternative drug, if necessary. In this regard, the subjects were included in the database of patients with severe drug hypersensitivity reactions by their informed consent.
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