Giovanni Grandi, Gloria Guariglia, Fabio Facchinetti
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摘要
美国食品和药物管理局(fda)和欧洲药品管理局(EMA)批准使用含有乙炔雌二醇(EE)和诺格估计(NGM)的三相联合口服避孕药(COC)治疗需要有效避孕的妇女的寻常性痤疮。COCs可以靶向皮脂生成,也可能在减少毛囊角化过度中发挥作用。结果:本综述提出了在这种情况下使用抗雄激素黄体酮(如NGM)的具体优势,包括EMA确定的COCs情况下静脉血栓形成风险最低,与非常满意的周期控制相关。对已发表数据的汇总分析结果(n = 163 vs. n = 161治疗对象)表明,在炎症病变(从19.0减少到8.2)、粉刺(从35.2减少到17.7)和总病变(从54.3减少到25.9)计数方面,与安慰剂相比,显着效果减少了50%以上。结论:选择EE/NGM三期联合治疗寻常性痤疮,可单独或联合不同靶向药物治疗,是一种可参考、高效、易用、安全的治疗方法。
The role of combined oral contraceptives containing norgestimate for acne vulgaris treatment: a review.
Introduction: Both Food and Drugs Administration and European Medicine Agency (EMA) approve the use of a triphasic combined oral contraceptive (COC) containing ethinyl-oestradiol (EE) and norgestimate (NGM) for acne vulgaris treatment in women requiring an effective contraception. COCs can target sebum production and may also play a role in decreasing follicular hyperkeratinisation.
Results: Specific advantages of the use of an anti-androgenic progestin such as NGM in this condition are presented in this review, including the lowest venous thrombosis risk in the COCs scenario, as established by the EMA, associated with a very satisfactory cycle control. The results of aggregate analysis of published data (n = 163 vs. n = 161 treated subjects) demonstrate a significant effect in comparison with the placebo of a greater than 50% reduction, in terms of inflammatory lesions (from 19.0 to 8.2), comedones (from 35.2 to 17.7) and total lesions (from 54.3 to 25.9) count.
Conclusions: The choice of a triphasic combination of EE/NGM seems a referenced, highly effective, easy-to-use and safe therapeutic approach for acne vulgaris, alone or in combination with different targeted drugs.
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