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AllergyandImmunology
JenniferM.Monroy,DayneVoelker
AdverseDrugReactions
GENERALPRINCIPLES
Definition
Anadversedrugreaction(ADR)isanundesiredpharmacologicalresponsethatoccurswhenadrug
isgivenfortheappropriatepurpose.
Theetiologyofadrugreactioncanbeimmunologic,toxic,oridiosyncraticinnature.
Drugallergyisduetoanimmuneresponsethatismediatedbydrug-specificantibodyorTcells.
Classification
TypeAreactionsarepredictable,oftendosedependent,andrelatedtothepharmacokineticsofthedrug.
They comprise up to 80% of all ADRs (e.g., hepatic failure due to overdose of acetaminophen,
sedativesideeffectsofantihistamines,drug–druginteractions,andgastrointestinalbacterialalteration
afterantibiotics).
TypeBreactionsareunpredictableandarenotrelatedtothedoseorthedrug’spharmacokinetics.They
accountfor10%–15%ofallADRs.
Immune-mediated adverse reactionscanbe from a varietyofmechanisms. They usually occuron
reexposuretotheoffendingdrug.
Nonimmunologic reactions (pseudoallergic or anaphylactoid) are caused by IgE-independent
degranulationofmastcells.
Epidemiology
ADRsarereportedtoaccountfor10%–15%ofhospitalizedpatients.
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MortalityfromADRsissignificantandrangesfrom0.14%to0.32%.
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Lifetimeprevalenceofdrug-inducedanaphylaxisis0.05%–2%.1ThemostcommondrugscausingIgEmediatedanaphylaxisarepenicillinsandanestheticagentsgivenduringtheperioperativeperiod.Druginducedanaphylaxisisseenpredominantlyinolderagegroup.
Etiology
β-Lactam antibiotics are the most common drug class allergy in United States, which includes
penicillins, penicillin derivatives (ampicillin and amoxicillin), cephalosporins, monobactams, and
carbapenems. Penicillin allergy is the most prevalent antibiotic allergy of this class. About 8% of
patientsinhealthcarereporthaveapenicillinallergy.
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About 90% patients with history of penicillin allergy will be able to tolerate penicillins, as most
patientsoutgrowtheirallergyovertime.4Giventhelowerlikelihoodofhavingtruepenicillinallergy,
antimicrobialstewardshipprogramshavebeendevelopedtodecreaseuseofβ-lactamalternatives.
Hospitalizedpatients with a historyof penicillinallergy havebeen shownto havea longer hospital
stay with increased incidence of vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus, methicillin-resistant
Staphylococcusaureus,andClostridioidesdifficileinfectionscomparedtopatientswithoutareported
penicillinallergy.
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Thechemicalstructureofpenicillinsresultsintheirhighimmunogenicitywithareactiveβ-lactamring
thatcovalentlybindswithcarrierproteinstoformahapten,whichstimulatesanimmuneresponse.
Themajordeterminantofimmunogenicityofpenicillinisthebenzylpenicilloylformseenin93%of
tissue-boundpenicillin.
The minor antigenic determinants are all remaining penicillin conjugates. They comprise
benzylpenicillin,benzylpenicilloate,andbenzylpenilloate.
The cross-reactivity between β-lactam antibiotics is variable and largely determined by their sidechainstructureattachedtotheβ-lactamring.
Risk of a cross-reaction between a penicillin and cephalosporin that do not share the sameside
chainis<2%.Cross-reactivitybetweenpenicillinandmonobactamsis0%,betweenpenicillinand
carbapenemsis<1%,andbetweencephalosporinsandcarbapenemsis<1%.
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Patients with amoxicillin allergy should avoid cefadroxil, cefprozil, and cefatrizine as all these
drugssharesameR-groupsidechain.
The monobactam aztreonam does share an identical R1-group side chain as ceftazidime and is
cross-reactive.
Sulfonamideallergy
There is an increase in allergy to sulfonamides in patients with HIV compared to the general
population.Trimethoprim–sulfamethoxazolehypersensitivityoccursin60%ofHIV-positivepatients
comparedto5%ofHIV-negativepatients.
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TypeIIgE-mediatedreactionstosulfonamidesarenotcommon.Themostfrequentlyseenreactionis
a maculopapular rash (T cell–mediated) that develops 7–12 days after initiating the drug. Other
reactionsincludeurticariaand,lesscommonly,anaphylaxis,Stevens–Johnsonsyndrome(SJS),and
toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN). Cross-reactivity between antibiotic and nonantibiotic sulfa-
containing medications is low.8 Patients with sulfonamide antibiotic allergy were more likely to
reacttopenicillinthanasulfonamidenonantibiotic.
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NSAIDs and aspirin can cause IgE-mediated urticaria, angioedema, and anaphylaxis. It can also
exacerbateurticariainpatientswhohavechronic urticaria. Exacerbationofrespiratorysymptomsin
patients with underlying asthma is referred to as aspirin-exacerbated respiratory disease (AERD).
AERD is composedofa triad consisting of asthma,NSAIDsensitivity, andnasal polyposis. COX2
inhibitorsaregenerallysafetoadministerinthesepatients.Aspirindesensitizationfollowedbydaily
aspirin therapy in AERD patients improves asthma exacerbations, oral steroid use, reduced nasal
polyps,andsinusinfections.CertainasthmabiologicscanalsobeusedinpatientswithAERD.
Pathophysiology
TheimmunologicmechanismsfordrughypersensitivityaredemonstratedintheGellandCoombs
classificationofhypersensitivity(Table11-1).
TABLE11-1
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