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ACNE SURVEY (?)
  • Any good regimen for management of acne might
    include
  • counseling re prognosis and course
  • topical antibiotics
  • topical retinoids
  • topical benzoyl peroxide
  • increased washing of affected areas
  • abrasive cleansers
  • restriction of chocolate, fries, pizza
  • ultraviolet therapy

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Acne Rx Algorithm
  • Comedonal acne? benzoyl peroxide
  • (/- mild inflammation) tretinoin
  • azelaic acid
  • (A)? antibiotics
  • exfoliants
  • (Topical agents)

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Acne Rx Algorithm
  • Moderate inflammatory
  • acne? A
  • Oral antibiotics(tetracycline,
    minocycline, doxycycline, macrolides, (B)?
    sulfonamides, amoxicillin) Antiandrogens
    (estrogens, cyproterone acetate,
    spironolactone 25-200 mg/day)

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Acne Rx Algorithm
  • Severe cystic acne?
  • /- A /- B /- oral 13-cis retinoid
    acid
  • /- oral steroids

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Acne Rx-Whats New(er)? for 2006
  • Antibioitics/resistance
  • Comedolytics
  • Exfoliants
  • Combinations
  • New devices
  • 13 cis-retinoic acid

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P. acnes-Resistance
  • Resistance to emycin, clindamycin, doxycycline
  • Recommendations
  • Avoid oral meds when topicals ok
  • Reuse same drug when topicals reintroduced
  • Use concommitant benzoyl peroxide
  • Avoid different topical and oral antibiotic to
    minimize resistance to both agents
  • Eady EA, Jones CE, et al. Antibiotic resistant
    propionibacteria in acne need for folicies to
    modify antibiotic usage. Br Med J
    1993306555-6.

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P. acnes-Resistance
  • Combination topical benzoyl peroxide/erythromycin
    was compared to topical erythromycin alone in a
    double-blind study.
  • P acne reduced in both groups, but more in combo
  • Resistant strains reduced only in combo
  • Eady EA, Bojar RA, et al. The effects of acne
    treatment with a combination of benzoyl peroxide
    and erythromycin on skin carriage of
    erythromycin-resistant proprionibacteria. Br J
    Dermatol 1996134107-13

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P. acnes-Resistance
  • Pilot data suggested that Accutane could reduce
    the number of resistant P. acnes organisms.
  • Coates P, Adams CA, et al. Does oral
    isotretinoin prevent P. acnes resistance?
    Dermatology 1997195(Suppl 1)4-9.

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Clindamycin 1/Benzoyl Peroxide 5 Gel
  • The combination product was superior to either
    single agent in this well controlled study.
  • Lookingbill DP, Chalker DK, et al. Treatment of
    acne with a combination clindamycin/benzoyl
    peroxide gel compared with clindamycin gel,
    benzoyl peroxide gel and vehicle gel combined
    results of 2 double-blind investigations. J Am
    Acad Dermatol. 19973759-0-5.

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Comedolytics
  • Topical retinoids (tretinoin, adapalene,
    tazarotene)
  • Azelex
  • Salicylic acid
  • Benzoyl peroxide
  • Alpha-hydroxy acids

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Differin 0.1 gel, cr (adapelene)
  • Modulates cellular differentiation,
    keratinization, inflammation
  • Minimal absorption, excreted in bile
  • Adverse reaction-hypersensitivity, irritation,
    sun sensitivity
  • Safety in pregnancy, nursing mothers, children
    lt12???

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Adapalene
  • The new stuff was comparable to retin A but less
    irritating. There was only 1 problem-most of us
    dont use the tretinoin 0.025 gel.
  • Shalita AR, Weiss JS, et al. A comparison of
    the efficacy and safety of adapalene gel 0.1 and
    tretinoin gel 0.025 in the treatment of acne
    vulgaris a multicenter trial. J Am Acad
    Dermatol 199634482-5.
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Tazorac 0.1 gel (tazarotene)
  • Retinoid for psoriasis and acne
  • Pregnancy category X
  • Pregnancy test 2 wks before starting
  • Contraception during therapy
  • Not recommended in children

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New Rx-Tazarotene
  • The stuff works, but watch out for irritation.
  • Shalita AR, Chalker, et al. Tazarotene gel is
    safe and effective in the treatment of acne
    vulgaris a multicenter, double-blind,
    vehicle-controlled study. Cutis 199963349-54.

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Microspheres for Retin A
  • This formulation (microspheres) is comparable to
    traditional formulations but supposed to be less
    irritating.
  • Webster G. Topical tretinoin in acne therapy. J
    Am Acad Dermatol 199839538-44.
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Avita (new vehicle)
  • Tretinoin 0.025 cream in a vehicle containing
    polyprepolymer-2 (Avita, Penederm, Inc) was
    comparable in efficacy to Retin A 0.025 cream.
    A later study comparing Avita with Retin A 0.025
    gel showed Avita to be less irritating. Again,
    we do not use Retin A gel
  • Lucky A, Cullen S, et al. Double-blind,
    vehicle-controlled, multicenter comparison of 2
    0.025 tretinoin creams in patients with acne
    vulgaris. J Am Acad Dermatol. 199838(Suppl)S24-
    30.

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Azelex (azelaic acid cream 20)
  • Naturally occurring dicarboxylic acid
  • Antimicrobial activity against P. acnes, S.
    epidermidis
  • Inhibits microbial protein synthesis
  • Normalizes keratinization?comedolytic

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Azelex (azelaic acid cream 20)
  • Safety in pregnancy, nursing mothers, children lt
    12 ???
  • Adverse reaction-irritant (may be gt4)
  • But generally quite safe

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More on Azelex
  • This dicarboxylic acid with antibacterial and
    comedolytic activity was approved in the US in
    1996. They summarized safety and efficacy data
    from studies comparing this agent with oral and
    topical agents.
  • Its safe, effective, but irritating
  • Graupe K, Cunliffe W, et al. Efficacy and
    safety of topical azaleic acid (20 cream) an
    overview of results from European clinical trials
    and experimental reports. Cutis 19965713-9.
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Zeno Device
  • Significant efficacy and safety of low level
    intermittent heat in patients with mild to
    moderate acne. Bruce S et al. (myzeno.com)
  • Hand held device with 3/8 source at 49.4 C for
    2.5 minutes
  • Double-blind placebo control trial
  • Shortened time to improvement and resolution of
    inflammatory skin lesions

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ALA and Blue Light
  • An open study to determine the efficacy of blue
    light in the treatment of mild to moderate acne.
    Morton CA, et al. J Dermatolog Treat.
    200516(4)219-23
  • Eight 10-20 minute rxs over 4 wks worked
    (somewhat) at 5, 8, 12 wks.
  • Expensive, painful, and maybe not worth the
    trouble

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ALA and PDL
  • Long-pulsed dye laser-mediated photodynamic
    therapy combined with topical therapy for mild to
    severe comedonal, inflammatory , or cytsic acne.
    Alexaides-Armenakas M. J Drug Dermatol
    20065(1)45-55.
  • In this pilot study kids who failed everything
    including Accutane cleared with 3 rxs with f/u
    of 6.4 months

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Accutane Update
  • Use of topical rx in pregnancy-Lancet
    19973501143-4
  • There was no difference in pregnancy outcome when
    94 first trimester exposed women were compared
    with 133 age matched controls.
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  • Longterm safety and efficacy-Br J Dermatol
    1993128292-6
  • 10 year followup of 88 patients was reported.
    Patients most likely to have recurrent disease
    were those who were treated with less than
    recommended dose for less than the recommended
    time. There were no biochemical abnormalities
    attributable to the med

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Accutane-Repeat Courses
  • Risk factors include lower dose than recommended,
    presence of severe acne, being female gt25 years
    old, and having a prolonged history of acne.
  • Need for repeat course-Br J Dermatol
    1993129297-301

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Accutane and Bone Metabolism
  • 20 patients on Accutane were studied.
  • No alterations in serum measurements of
    osteocalcin, calcium, 25-dihydroxyvitamin D,
    parathyroid hormone, or urinary hydroxyproline
    or calcium.
  • Significant decrease in serum 1,25-dihydroxy
    vitamin
  • D.
  • No changes in bone mineralization of the lumbar
    spine or hip.
  • Effects on bone in acne regimens-Arch Dermatol
    1996132769-74

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Accutane-Depression
  • There is no good evidence that isotretinoin is
    associated with an increased risk of depression,
    suicide, or other psych disorders.
  • Depression/suicide-JAMA 199881057, Arch
    Dermatol 20001361231-6.

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Accutane-Latest from Roche
  • Warnings Psychiatric
  • Aggressive and/or violent behavior based on
    post-marketing safety reports
  • Pediatric Labeling Warnings Bone mineral
    density
  • Precautions-General
  • Patients with genetic predisposition for
    age-related osteoporosis, hx of childhood
    osteoporosis conditions, osteomalacia and other
    disorders of bone metabolism
  • Increased risk for sports with repetitive impact

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Accutane-Latest from Roche
  • Pediatric patients 29 low back pain
  • 22 arthralgias
  • Precaution phenytoin, systemic corticosteroids
  • Pregnancy testing and qualification stickers
  • iPLEDGE

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