Activity of octreotide acetate in a total nutrient admixture

Ritchie, David J.; Holstad, Sheldon G.; Westrich, T. J.; Hirsch, John D.; O’Dorisio, Thomas M.

doi:10.1093/ajhp/48.10.2172

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“…Ritchie and colleagues studied the compatibility and activity of octreotide mixed in PN. Although the octreotide was found to be compatible (after 48 hours and after 7 days), the drug activity of octreotide was diminished 49 . Patients will need to add octreotide to their PN at home, just prior to infusion 49 .…”

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“…Although the octreotide was found to be compatible (after 48 hours and after 7 days), the drug activity of octreotide was diminished 49 . Patients will need to add octreotide to their PN at home, just prior to infusion 49 . There may be financial considerations associated with the use of octreotide.…”

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“…49 Patients will need to add octreotide to their PN at home, just prior to infusion. 49 There may be financial considerations associated with the use of octreotide. Other routes of administration, including subcutaneous or long-acting depot injections, may need to be evaluated.…”

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Overview of Home Parenteral Nutrition: An Update

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The trend in modern medicine is to transition care from the hospital to home or other nonacute settings as soon as possible. Increasingly, nutrition support professionals are being asked to help facilitate discharge and/or manage patients who require prolonged intravenous fluid and/or nutrition after having been stabilized during a hospitalization. This updated tutorial reviews many of the concepts and challenges that must be considered for successful care that helps to focus on the patients and their quality of life.

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Overview of Home Parenteral Nutrition: An Update

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“…13 Another study suggests that octreotide is not stable in amino acid-dextrose-lipid emulsion based solutions beyond 24 h 0~r s . This study was performed with the use of octreotide in concentrations approximating 45 pgl dL.…”

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