1987
DOI: 10.1016/0005-2760(87)90078-6
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An alternate mechanism for regulation of leukotriene production in leukocytes: studies with an anti-inflammatory drug, sodium diclofenac

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“…Les AINS bouleversent également une variété d'événements durant la phase inflammatoire mais les corollaires physiologiques de ces perturbations ne sont pas encore compris. Ainsi, le diclofénac induirait la perte de certaines molécules d'adhérence essentielles à l'infiltration des neutrophiles circulants [27] et réduirait la synthèse de leucotriènes par les macrophages [28]. Le diclofénac et l'ibuprofène diminueraient la chimiotaxie des neutrophiles et des macrophages stimulée par le TGF-β1 [29].…”
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“…Les AINS bouleversent également une variété d'événements durant la phase inflammatoire mais les corollaires physiologiques de ces perturbations ne sont pas encore compris. Ainsi, le diclofénac induirait la perte de certaines molécules d'adhérence essentielles à l'infiltration des neutrophiles circulants [27] et réduirait la synthèse de leucotriènes par les macrophages [28]. Le diclofénac et l'ibuprofène diminueraient la chimiotaxie des neutrophiles et des macrophages stimulée par le TGF-β1 [29].…”
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“…However, diclofenac can also inhibit the lipoxygenase pathway. Therefore, diclofenac has a spectrum of activity similar to corticosteroids and this property may explain its pronounced anti-inflammatory effect [10], [26]. On the other hand, coexisting systemic factors may play a role in the therapeutic effect of drugs.…”
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“…It was initially thought that diclofenac does not directly inhibit phospholipase A2 (PLA2) [ 10 – 12 ], but a recent study has shown that relatively high doses inhibit 93% of extra-pancreatic PLA2 in patients with acute pancreatitis [ 13 , 14 ]. This still controversial finding may be due to its different isoforms in intra- and extra-cellular spaces (secreted or group II PLA2s), which can promote inflammation by contributing to eicosanoid production and directly activating pro-inflammatory cells [ 15 ].…”
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confidence: 99%