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ᄄ੒ౕࠎ௏ޔߵ଄џохѿ८ۀᄄ੒ຍชџохѿ

༬ॆࢃᄥ೼ી५Ѣᆣஞศܤᄿќఁыи఑ඉ࠰୮

༱گ्ݵͱ̝஛ใࡠจͱ̝ࡶဲใᅬञͱ̝ਡ्ࠠڵͱ̝ێჿஎ૒̝

ৈ஫̜೶ͱͱ̝ं൮ෟପͱͱ̝஛ࡻઆࡍથͱ

Hepato-Gastroenterology, 54, 1752-1757 (2007)

Clinical application of the leukocyte migration test and new diagnostic criteria for identifying causative agents in patients

with drug-induced liver injury

Kensuke Usui*, Yoshisada Oda*, Rie Kubota*, Kenichi Negishi*, Katsuji Uno, Satoshi Tsunematsu**, Naoki Kumagai** and Takako Komiyama*

ABSTRACT Background/Aims: We examined the usefulness of the leukocyte migration test (LMT) in the identiÞ cation of agents causing drug-induced liver injury (DILI). Methodology:

In 14 patients who were tentatively diagnosed as having DILI in Kitasato Institute Hospital, pharmacists collected and evaluated drug information and patients’ medication histories to identify causative agents. Simultaneously, LMT and drug lymphocyte stimulation test (DLST) were performed. Furthermore, scoring was performed according to the diagnostic criteria established by the International Consensus Meeting (ICM) and the Digestive Disease Week- Japan 2004 (DDW-J). Results: LMT-positive agents showed a higher ICM score compared to DLST-positive agents. The rate of LMT-positive agents was examined with respect to ICM assessment, and 0%, 25%, 33%, and 100% of agents regarded as unrelated/unlikely, possible, probable, and highly probable showed positive reactions in LMT, respectively; the rate of LMT-positive agents increase with the degree of the agent’s involvement. When the results of LMT were applied to the DDW-J criteria, there was a correlation with the ICM criteria in comparison to scoring based on the results of DLST. Conclusions: LMT may be useful for identifying agents causing DILI. Furthermore, the collection and evaluation of drug and patient information and in vitro testing in the identiÞ cation of causative agents may support more reliable diagnosis.

஢ᇩ̛༓थ/ჭษ̢ષ൦Ѥᄅ੓ౖࠏௐޕͅDILI͆ѣ९ہᄅ੓ѣຎซѠпцҀ༭ेࢄᄦ

೽ુ६ͅLMT͆ѣᄜᅀౖ҇ग़ກьє̞ၒၔ̢ၿᅱय़ࢅ୹ྐྵۈќDILIѝ࡞҄ҁє߶ଅ 25 ᆰѠവьћ̝ᄅ੓નѤ९ہᄅ੓҇ຎซюҀєѶѠᄅ੓௝၈ѝ߶ଅᄅᆿ҇ମେ̡ग़ກ юҀѝຎ૑Ѡ̝LMTѝᄅ੓ӝӦӄࢄજाુ६ͅDLST͆҇ય৫ьє̞ъѾѠ̝ICMѝ

DDW-J-2004ќดஔъҁћйҀఒඊ࠱୯Ѡ୍јћҬҦҕӝӦңьє̞ॆݑ̢LMTᅊౖ

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ᄅ੓ѤDLSTᅊౖᄅ੓ѠཿѮ৹йICMҬҦҕ҇૙ьє̞LMTѣᅊౖᅵѤ̝ICMྵ݆

ќ͑єѫ҈݉໸ౖџь͒с 1̝ͮ͑єѫ҈݉໸ౖзѿ͒с 36̝ͮ͑пђѾф࠙ᇍౖзѿ͒

с 44̝ͮ͑࠙ᇍౖзѿ͒с 211ͮќ̝ᄅ੓ѣ࠙ᄮѣ๘৾йѠཕјћ௒஧ьє̞DDW-J

ྵ݆ќѷLMTѤDLSTѠཿѮ৹йೱౖ࠙҇໢Ѷє̞ॆথ̢LMTѤDILIѣ९ہᄅ੓ຎ

ซѠᄜ঳ќзҀѝ৤нѾҁҀ̞ъѾѠ̝ᄅ੓ѝ߶ଅ௝၈ѣମେ̡ग़ກѝ९ہᄅ੓ѣຎ

ซુ६Ѥѽѿᄜ۾џఒඊ҇ด࢞юҀѝ৤нѾҁҀ̞

* Center for Clinical Pharmacy and Clinical Sciences, School of Pharmacy, Kitasato University

̜̜ၿᅱൌ޻ᄅ޻࿫ᆤடᄅ޻य़ࢅҮӦҲ̷

** Research Center for Liver Diseases Kitasato Institute Hospital

̜̜ၿᅱय़ࢅ୹ྐྵۈࠏ૱߶य़ࢅҮӦҲ̷

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