The
Continuous
and
Concurrent
Para-Aminosalicylic Surgery ALBERT
R.
Acid,
in the M.D.,*
ALLEN,
GUY
The
development in
tuberculosis. found to tory; of
action
drug
of
while
strains
action
decreased, Pitts,
as Tempel,
are
seen
but
developed
in
others in streptomycmn present and
by
Miller,
Sands,
the
five
large
of
regimen
all
directly
these and
Mackaness
and
11 patients
of
four
with
and
During
the
tuberculosis by
year
admitted had been
beginning
therapy.
regarding
June
All
had
sections. these
range
from
0-10 years 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60 and over
....
“
“ “
“
“
-
*Medlcal Selah,
Director
clinically
beneficial
by effects
resistance
positive.
had
D’Esopo3
the use 1, 1952,
and
of continuous we began
para-ammnosalicylic from
admission
our acid
to
discharge
tuberculosis.
but
101
cultures
following
cases
101 treated none had or
table
of
proved
with received
the
tuberculosis three previous
a diagnosis
shows
background
drugs, anti-
substantiated material
patients.
Discharged Patients Still Hospitalized Deaths TOTAL Age
the survival is further
Methods
these
positive
The
still
independent
used the
of
both been the labora-
concentration be
bacterial
extrapulmonary
1, 1952,
to our hospital. Of hospitalized elsewhere
pathological
When
were
continuously
and
the together bacilli
had established acid. On June
or
have in
used tubercle
Weiser2
main
treatment
to
streptomycin,
pulmonary
M.D.
Is the
the
appears
definite
that
Material were nine
in
with
are
and
months
administering
concurrently
patients
K. YU,
organisms
Smith.’
Fitzpatrick
the
JAMES
hydrazide organisms
isoniazid
two drugs extracellular
of
and
therapy
varies the
end
Early
Tuberculosis
tubercle
acid tubercle
government hospitals and para-aminosalicylic
isoniazid
to
shown by
of
isonicotinic action on of
of drug concentration. When time of both intracellular
Plus
M.D.
antimicrobial and
Streptomycin,
Washington
streptomycin the
of
E. MARCY,
resistant
continuous
Streptomycin have a bactericidal
the the
of
using
of
Isoniazid
Treatment Selah,
problem
Use
and
Superintendent,
60 36 5
Male Female White Non White
62 39 76 25
14 8 15 19 18 9 18
Extent of Disease Minimal Tuberculosis Moderately Advanced Far Advanced Extrapulmonary Primary
4 38 38 9 12
Central
Washington.
41
Washington
Tuberculosis
Hospital,
42
ALLEN, The
adults
a week,
received
children
twice
a week.
on the tablet,
basis and
sodium
Isonicotinic
children
form
of
the
Upon positive days,
using
with
tance
to
grams
of the the
the
as
disease by
choscopy
reveals
when by
six
and
months
of the
third
patients
month
sputum three
contents
the
our
opinion
destroyed
have
not
tissue converted
are
are
for resis-
intervals.
is
hospital
tomographs
kept
Roentgeno-
It
who
in
was not successive
month
the
into
went
Gastric
clearing.
were
physically
develops.
represents
All
were
at three
No
they
culture Is whether bacterial
if it
some
healing.
and
tituted
a delaying
patients,
the
25
Twenty
and
patient factor
the
cavity
to
etc.) and be salvaged
swelling, for
(4)
then
three
have
of been
resection were
wall.
considered
taken
and
bron-
positive (2)
for when
three there
or
accept
without
any
when portions by decortication.
surgery
Is
again.
This
our
bronchial
prolonged
delayed
two
bronchitis
patients.
In
period
of the lung If bronchos-
this
to has
series
have
been using
following
performed. sections
table
of
Surgery
Culture
contains
After
surgery, disease,
summaries
Before
Surgery
Culture
of Specimen
1 Pneumonectomy
Negative
Negative
5 Lobectomies
Negative
Negative
1 Lobectomy 1 Lobectomy
Negative Positive
Positive Positive
Negative
Negative
Positive Negative
Positive Negative
5 Segmental
Resections
3 Segmental Resections 2 Wedge plus decortication
of
obvious
surgery. Pulmonary
three cons22
done.
cultured The
has been antibiotics, with
likely
is bronchoscoped
with
specimens
patient of the
destruction
is not
(alcoholics, adhesions may
thoracotomles from
of
patient
bronchoscopies
pathological
(1) the all three
areas
the
redness
months
usually
or
admission
Antero-posterior
localized
(3)
of hospitalization bound down
the
end
is present showed
surgery when after receiving
extensive
stenosis,
copy
the
determine
and
weight.
patients
media. original
adults,
and
on
groups
is done. recommend or more
are
on
from
candidates.
to
to their
they
the
Petragnani’s The
isoniazid
after
as of
all patients whose contents cultured and
disease
daily to
soon
age
nearest 50 mg. Ten grams of
of patients
most
discharge.
obtained
resulting
as
months
hospital gastric
remaining
cultures surgical
We months
or were
group
twice
to all to the weight.
given
1954
intramuscularly
administered
according
this
cultures
long-standing
scarring
their
three
subsequent
chest
gram
1/2
was
privileges
of
until
streptomycin
old
on
Lowensteins
monthly
was
down
used
the their
intramuscularly
received
solution
lavatory
to had
July,
sulfate
age
scaled
was
full
modified
are cultured comparison
that
use
admission on smear
Even
in
up. At the end room to eat.
YU
of body weight adjusted the patient gained in
was
therapy
to
to be dining
of hydrazide
kilo as
dosage
collapse
encouraged
or
acid
of 4 mg. per also adjusted
AND
of streptomycin
12 years
para-aminosalicylate
for
able the
1 gram
under
MARCY
of
Vol.
ANTIBIOTICS
XXVI
AND
EARLY
SURGERY
IN
TUBERCULOSIS
Extrapulmonary Surgery 5 Genito-urinary tuberculosis 3 Nephrectomies. 1 Bilateral resection of the epididymis plus right moderately advanced pulmonary tuberculosis. 1 Ureteral transplant to the large bowel; 1 kidney
43
orchiectomy;
patient
functionless,
has
marked
involvement of the bladder with stenosis of the ureter where it enters the bladder; also has moderately advanced pulmonary tuberculosis. 5 with Bone Involvement 2 TuberculosIs of the knee which have been fused. 1 Tuberculosis of the fibula with a sinus tract that was saucerized and the tract excised; also has moderately advanced pulmonary tuberculosis. 2 Fusions of the spine, one with pulmonary tuberculosis, the other with a sinus tract from lumbar 5 and the sacrum.
Early
surgery
clearing
had
is taken
possible place
because at
the
occurring during the first had subsided within three the
bronchus
would
negative
for
tubercle
surgical
death,
no
and and
when
spread
or
our
Time
in
patient
have
are
resistant
months
treatment two been
of which
these
patients
and on
closed
change
bronchitis so that
have
there
disease
was
of the
the acute of admission
become
has
the
been
opposite
with
primary
acute was
to
no side,
suture
to
the
and
following
isoniazid,
table.
53
21
8
5
5
2
2
55.2
21.9
8.3
5.2
5.2
2.1
2.1
3 mo.
resistant
at
Six
six
Both
onset
isoniazid of and
months have
4 mo.
at
had
five the period four months,
over
of
6 mo.
treatment
resistant time three
have
been
5 mo.
bacilli
re-
at
the was Both
organisms
and
are
now
6 mo.
and
before conversion at five months.
developed
resected
Over
that negative.
Drugs:
and
Toxicity: eosinophllia
reaction
subsided,
continued
the
to
comparable
2 mo.
for
isonlazid.
in
is
1 mo.
convert.
and converted
of our patients used streptomycin
is shown
streptomycin
positive to
Reaction
Streptomycin temperature dosage
was
five
who
the
cultures
of Conversions
onset of prolonged;
Toxic
of
Converting
Percentage One
reactivation
maximum most
and, time
of
surgery
in the condition et al, when they
Months
quired
with
Evaluation:
conversion
Number
All
following fistula
General improvement described by Pitts,
and
months, period; from
resected.
bacilli
roentgenologically,
of six
three month or four months
only one bronchopleural a small thoracoplasty.
Bacteriological that
heal
shown
end
for
Two
dermatitis occurred on
they four
and
were six
the
given months
medicamentosa 28th day
with treatment.
of
elevated After
dihydrostreptomycmn
and
until
without
their
discharge
the
any further difficulty. Two with renal tuberculosis developed toxic nephrltis with elevation of blood urea nitrogen which returned to normal level within two weeks after stopping streptomycin.
44
ALLEN, Para-aminosalicylic
occurred In any further symptoms. Isoniazid She
was
a
Toxicity:
had been to administer
receiving it
Toxicity:
Only
has
one
epileptic
isoniazid. The
following
the
60
of months received:
table
is
discharged positive,
of
therapy
2
Far
Advanced
Advanced
that
of Conversion
Patients
10
1.7
17 (Three
periods
moderately ilar, both
The
regardless
1.67
248.3
2.7
4
172.1
10
Days
207
No.
Per Time
194.2
cent
77 90
and discharged
the
of
far
advanced group
their
extent
of
patients
hospital
their
admitted
tuberculosis 60 and
of
stay
is
the
of
93
-
160.9
convert
2.05
in Hospital
185.3
to
1.67
152.3
Averages
Received
--
required
Positive
200.2
Isoniazics
time
No.
20
5
length
of
Days
P.A.S.
of
PATIENTS Average Months
27
RECEIVED
advanced In the
hospital.
DISCHARGED Average No. Hospital
group
months
Streptomycin
The
number
discharged
2.88 months
Average
-
hospitalized
243.5
Final DRUGS
of
by
2
5
Extrapulmonary with Pulmonary)
but
average
the
No.
isonlazid.
administering still
disease,
SIXTY
month
Primary
patients
of
to
convulsions
continue
PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL Average Rate
1
prostration
reaction
36
1954
from 24 to 49 days and recurrence of the same
to
the
amount
Patients
Minimal
of
the
of
marked
of
possible
extent
No. Stage
it was
to
THIRTY-SIX
drug in
recurrence
regard
and
and
unfavorable a
a summary
July,
fever
with
REMAINING
Moderately
had
drugs
YU
the resulted
had
who
anti-convulsant
AND
Chills,
four who attempt
known
Increasing
and
Acid
MARCY
with
minimal,
are surprisingly 36 remaining
generally
about
In the
simthe same
disease.
Discussion When
we
compare
acid and Isoniazid,
isonlazid there
first
months
of
four all
three
is
our with little of
drugs
therapy.
seems
conversion rate The question
and the Is raised:
cultures
end
ment
by of
the
bacterial
results
of
using
the results difference to
Beyond be
emergence Why three
resistance
streptomycmn,
of Pitts, between
of
that
time,
greater
accounts
however,
therapeutic
of fewer do not all
months?
para-aminosalicylic
et al, using streptomycin the two programs during
resistant patients
Bacterial for
the value
resistance eight
of
a higher
of organisms. their gastric or
the
combination with
strains convert
and the
14
the who
developdid
not
Vol.
ANTIBIOTICS
XXVI
convert
during
became
negative
to
the
the
tuberculous
following
hysterectomy
normal We have
activity
in
There
to
always
been
our
been
to
farm
weights
of
or
and
uterus
was
given,
of
to
bronchitis
supply
had
marked
became
negative
her
patients.
Once
were
and
blood
14,
she
maintain
they
45
poor
the
and
possible
though
other
hemoglobin they
became
permitted
previous
additional
foundry
work of this of these
but
our
patients
161
days
of
out of an average no readmissions
and
and
carpentry.
group
have
There
received
of 207 days it would seem
in
the
an
no
labor,
these the
every
hospital
their
of
and
of
If
dosage
194
185
after
roent-
leaving should
days
days one
for
discharge
evidence
average
hospital.
this
of
maintained
acid
that
upon
physical
no chemotherapy since three drug combination
para-aminosalicylic
has
returning
examine
out
been
had the
hard
We
has
have long
been
immediately
to
been
the
exertion
have
activity back
have
and
specimens.45 have been
physical we
gone
patients
have
since
and
have
symptoms.
bacteriologist
pathological specimens
reactivation,
occupations Many
and some more. All no
of
the
found on pathological
authors,
cause
hospital.
have
between
cultures from our
change. These patients We do not know how
tomycin,
acute
had
last
positive
even
the
their the
work,
genological the hospital. be
reports
from
three months six months
The
fibroid
disagreement
considered
patients
doing
so
the negative of culture
the
discharge
it
had
Two
silicosis. a
TUBERCULOSIS
Three
subsided.
intermittantly
great
regarding the results
similar
to
IN
hospital.
has
clinician Since
to
due
remained
the
months.
when
seen
they
SURGERY
bronchitis due
loss
level. not
negative,
three
the
area
blood
at
first
when
continuous
EARLY
AND
of
of
strep-
isoniazid
year
are
there
is adequate.
SUMMARY
1)
When
usage
we
of
the
streptomycmn,
drugs
used
with
a higher
of
compare
streptomycin-isoniazid
combination
para-aminosalicylic
concurrently
and
conversion
acid
continuously
rate
and
have
the
and a greater
emergence
of
with
isoniazid,
our
the
three
therapeutic
fewer
value
resistant
strains
organisms. 2)
centage 3) only sistant
It
is
possible
to
of patients
maintain
because
Surgery after four to safe but it is desirable organisms.
4) Sixty occupations, They have
this of the six
few
regimen toxic
months because
of it
of
this prevents
patients have been discharged and regardless of the amount of activity shown no roentgenological change,
charge
weights
cultures
as
or
gained,
and
some
therapy
reactions.
have
on
The
three the
cost
a
drug regimen development
returned to their these occupations have maintained
already
high
had
per-
is negligible. is of
not re-
previous require. their dis-
negative
gastric
out-patients. RESUMEN
el
1) Cuando comparamos la uso de estreptomicina-PAS-Isoniacida,
combinaciOn
de estreptomicina-isonlacida se observa que el uso
de
las
con tres
46
ALLEN,
drogas porciOn cepas 2)
simult#{225}neamente m#{225}selevada resistentes. Es posible
centaje El costo 3)
La
drogas,
germenes 4) Se han ciones previas ciones su
despues
sOlo
de
al
No
salir
g#{225}strlcos
negativos
a
seis
mayor menor en
de
este
porque
un
prode
elevado
a que
por-
da
lugar.
regimen
previene
de
tres
el desarrollo
que han regresado de actividad que
cambios
1954
con una emergencia
tOxicas
meses
y algunos,
pacientes
y
tratamiento
enfermos el grado
mostrado
July,
reacciones
es deseable
aumentado
en
de
pocas
que
YTJ
terapeutico esputos
de
las
sesenta en cuenta
han
o han
valor
cuatro
sino
resistentes. dado de alta sin tener
AND
regimen de
de
es segura,
requieren.
peso
este
a causa consideraciOn.
cirugia no
tiene un conversiones
de
mantener
de enfermos no es de
MARCY
a sus tales
radiolOgicos,
han
han
a tener
llegado
ocupaocupa-
mantenido cultivos
externos. RESUME
1)
En
comparant
l’isoniazide
et
l’isoniazide, simultan#{233}ment peutique, 2) de
La
des de
auteurs d’une
pour
part
de
la
streptomycine
streptomycine que
associ#{233}e
associ#{233}e au
ces ont
trois plus
une
l’expectoration,
reactions
produits, grande
P.A.S.
et
une
plus
faible
a
non
maintenus d’entre tubages
ce
ont
d#{233}veloppement #{233}t#{233} autoris#{233}s quel
#{233}t#{233} constat#{233} chez au
poids
eux suivis gastriques
qu’ils
que eux
avaient
poursuivre
longtemps Le
m#{233}dicamenteux,
perdu
ant#{233}rieures,
de
#{233}lev#{233}e de malades.
traitement
seulement
#{233}viter le
n’a
de
permet
proportion
ses
a
de
risques
quitter soit
aucune
a
a la consultation negatives.
outre
a
et
radiologique,
sortie
ou
ont
jusqu’a
l’ont
elle
retourner
degr#{233} d’activit#{233}
evolution leur
en
r#{233}sistants. l’hOpital
le
l’interven-
mais
bacilles
prix
qu’elles ils
augment#{233}, present
des
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F.
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