Interní Med. 2002; 4(7): 336-340

Současný pohled na účinnou a bezpečnou léčbu nesteroidními antirevmatiky

MUDr. Pavel Horák CSc
III. interní klinika FN a LF UP Olomouc

Keywords: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, NSAID gastropathy, COX2 selectivity.

Published: December 31, 2002  Show citation

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Horák P. Současný pohled na účinnou a bezpečnou léčbu nesteroidními antirevmatiky. Interní Med. 2002;4(7):336-340.

Nesteroidní antirevmatika představují jednu z nejčastěji používaných lékových skupin. Jejich podání je však v nezanedbatelném procentu nemocných spojeno s projevy gastrointestinálních vedlejších účinků, které mohou v některých případech ohrozit i život. Článek podává přehled skupiny takzvaných COX2 selektivních antirevmatik, která oproti tradičním mají lepší profil gastrointestinální snášenlivosti. Jsou diskutovány i další možnosti zabránění gastropatie stejně jako některé aspekty účelné farmakoterapie nesteroidními antirevmatiky.

Current view on the efficient and safe therapy with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories represent one of the most frequently prescribed group of drugs. Their administration is, however, associated in quite large number of patients with signs of gastrointestinal side effects, that can sometimes threaten even a patient´s life. The article delivers a review of a group of COX2 selective antirheumatics, which possess a better profile of gastrointestinal tolerance compared to conventional NSAIDs. Other possibilities how to avoid gastropathy and some aspects of reasonable NSAIDs therapy are discussed as well.

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