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    SISTEM PIRAMIDAL

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    PARKINSON

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    DEFENISI

    Suatu kelainan fungsi otak yang disebabkan

    oleh proses degeneratif progresif sehubungan

    dengan proses menua di sel-sel substansia

    nigrapars compacta, ditandai dengan tremor

    waktu istirahat, kekakuan otot dan sendi

    (rigidity), kelambanan gerak dan bicara

    (bradikinesia), dan instability posisi tegak(postural instability).

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    KLASIFIKASI

    Primer atau idiopatik Tidak diketahui penyebabnya.

    Ada peran toksin, faktor genetis.

    Sekunder atau akuisita Timbul setelah terpajan suatu penyakit.

    Efek samping dari obat.

    Sindrom parkinson plus Gejala parkinson timbul bersama gejala neurologi lain.

    Kelainan degeneratif diturunkan (heredodegeneratif

    disorders) Gejala parkinsonism menyertai penyakit-penyakit yang

    diduga berhubungan dengan penyakit neurologi lain yangfaktor keturunan memegan peran sebagai etiologi, sepertipenyakit Alzheimer, Wilson disease, dan lain-lain.

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    ETIOLOGISampai saat ini belum diketahui dengan

    pasti penyebab kematian sel-sel SNc.

    FAKTOR RISIKO

    Genetik Lingkungan

    Usia

    Ras Cedera kraniosrebral

    Stres emosional

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    MANIFESTASI KLINIS

    Resting tremor, bradikinesia, rigidity &

    postural instability scr umum merupakan

    tanda tanda pokok dari PD & merupakan

    suatu disfungsi motorik.

    Gejala motorik sekunder

    Gejala non motorik

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    Stadium V

    - Stadium kakeksia

    - hanya bisa berbaring/ berjalan walaupundibantu

    - bicara x jelas, wajah x berekspresi, mata

    jarang berkedip

    - memerlukan perawatan tetap

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    Patofisiologi Bradikinesia

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    Bradikinesia pada Parkinson

    SNpc (substansia nigra pars compacta) sedikit keluarkan Dopamin receptor D1 (direct) tidak ubah Dopamin menjadiGABA di MGP (Medial Globus Pallidus), jadi hanya Glutamat yang masuk ke MGP. Reseptor D2 (indirect) yangmengirim dopamin ke LGP (Lateral Globus Paliidus) jg tdk adekuat. Maka STN (Subthalamic Nuclei) yg punyaGlutamat sendiri merubahnya menjadi GABA di MGP utk menyeimbangkan kerja dgn glutamat dr korteks di MGP.

    GABA yg HANYA dr STN tadi dikirim ke thalamus dgn jlh sedikit kortexbradikinesia (krn tdk adekuat).

    Cortexstriatum

    SNpc

    SNpr MGP

    LGP STN

    VL

    Thalamus

    Glutamat

    D1

    D2

    GABA

    Glutamat

    GABA

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    PENATALAKSANAAN

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    How to treat deficit of dopamine?

    Levodopa (L-DOPA) the first-line drug

    Levodopa dopamine

    Dopamine does not penetrate the blood-brain barrier.

    DOPA conversion to dopamine in the periphery, which would

    cause troublesome adverse effects

    is largely prevented by the decarboxylase inhibitor.Since the inhibitor does not penetrate the blood-brain barrier,

    decarboxylation occurs rapidly within the brain (95% of the

    levodopa dose).

    Dopa decarboxylase

    (1) dopamine precursors (replacement of dopamine)

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    Levodopa (L-DOPA)

    Pharmacokinetics:

    Absorbed by the small intestine by an activetransport system

    Decarboxylation occurs in peripheral tissues(gut wall, liver and kidney

    decrease amount available for distribution 1% of anoral dose

    Extracerebral dopamine amounts causing unwantedeffects (benserazide)

    Short half-life

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    Levodopa (L-DOPA)

    Adverse effects (type A)dyskinesia - involuntary writhing movements develop in the majority

    of patients within 2 years of starting levodopa therapy :

    affect the face and limbs

    are dose-dependent (disappear if the dose is reduced)

    on-off effect rapid fluctuation in clinial state where hypokinesia and rigiditysuddenly worsen (for anything from a few minutes to a few hours) and then

    improve again (probably the fluctuations reflect the changing plasma

    levodopa concentration)

    Others:

    nausea and anorexia, hypotension,

    by increase dopamine activity in the brain----schizophrenia-like syndrome with

    delusions and hallucinations

    confusion, disorientation, insomnia (in 20% of patients)

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    a. increase in dopamine release-b. blockade of amine neuronal reuptake

    potent agonists at dopamine D2 receptors in theCNS :

    = bromocriptine derived from the ergot alkaloids

    lisuride and pergolide

    = amantadine :- increases dopamine release,

    - activates D2 receptors

    - less active, more tolerated

    Dopamine receptors agonists

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    Dopamine Agonists -

    Possible Advantages

    Do not generate free radicals

    May decrease dopamine turnover

    Delay need for levodopa

    Decreased risk of dyskinesias

    Possible neuroprotection Longer half lives

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    Rationale for Dopamine

    Agonists

    Direct stimulation of dopamine receptors

    No need for presynaptic conversion

    No competition at the gut or BBB

    Selective receptor activation possible

    Alternate routes of administration

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    MIRAPEX (pramipexole dihydrochloride) Product Monograph Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd. 1998

    Pramipexole: Pharmacokinetics

    Absorption Rapidly absorbed: peak concentration

    between 1 - 3 hours Absolute bioavailability >90%

    Can be administered without regard to mealsDistribution Protein binding

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    Dopamine receptor agonists

    Adverse effects:

    Use gradual dose titration

    Nausea+ Vomitting (particularly Apomorphine)

    Dyskinesia

    Hallucinations and confusion

    Peripheral vasospasm (Raynaunds)

    Respiratory depression (Apomorphine

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    MAO-B blockade

    Selegilinea selective inhibitor for MAO-B, which prediminates

    in dopamine containing regions in the CNS

    MAO-B inhibition:

    protects dopamine from intraneuronaldegradation

    lacks the adverse peripheral effects of non-selective MAO inhibitors used to treat depression

    does not provoke the cheese reactionCombination of levodopa + selegilin is more effective

    in relieving symptoms and prolonging life

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    Anticholinergics

    reduce the relative overactivity of theneurotransmitter acetylcholine to balance the

    diminished dopamine activity.

    This class of drugs is most effective in the

    control of tremor, and they are used as

    adjuncts to levodopa.

    Side effects associated with anticholinergic

    drugs include dry mouth, blurred vision,

    constipation, and urinary retention

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    How to treat excitatory function of cholinergic

    and glutaminergic neurons?

    MUSCARINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS

    Atropineaction is more limited (than that of levodopa):

    tremor is more diminished than rigidity or hypokinesia

    Adverse effects (type A- troublesome peripheralaction):

    dry mouth, constipation, impaired vision, urinaryretention

    Benzatropinehas less peripheral effect in relation to their central effect than

    does atropine

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    COMT (catechol-O-methyl transferase)Inhibitors

    These new class of Parkinson's medications augment

    levodopa therapy by inhibiting the COMT enzyme,

    which metabolizes levodopa before it reaches the

    brain.

    Inhibiting COMT increases the amount of levodopa

    that enters the brain.

    These drugs are only effective when used withlevodopa

    - Entacapone (Comtan)- Tolcapone (Tasmar)

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    COMT-I

    MoA: inhibits the breakdown of levodopa

    Pharmacokinetics: variability of absorption,

    extensive first-pass metabolism, short half-

    life

    Adverse effects: dyskinesias, hallucinations;

    N, V, Dia and abdominal pain

    New combination

    Levodopa/carbidopa/entacapone (Stalevo)

    as 1 tablet (50, 100, 150mg

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    Amantadine (Symmetrel)

    Originally an antiviral drug, now used as conjunctivetherapy for dyskinesis effects produced by Levodopa

    MoA:

    stimulates/promotes the release of dopamine stored in thesynaptic terminals

    Reduces reuptake of released dopamine by pre-synaptic neuron

    Pharmacokinetics:

    Well absorbed, long half-life, excreted unchanged by the kidney

    Adverse effects:

    Not many

    Ankle oedema, postural hypotension, nervousness, insomnia,hallucinations (high dose)

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    Antimuscarinic/Anticholinergic Drugs:

    Trihexyphenidyl (Artane); Benztropine (Cogentin);

    Orphanadrine (Disipal); Procycline (Arpicolin)

    Less common drugs but they affect Ach based

    interactions MoA: blocking cholingeric (ACh) receptors to

    restore balance

    Pharmacokinetics: fairly well absorbed, extensive

    hepatic metabolism, intermediate to long half-lifes

    Adverse effects: dry mouth and confusion

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    Komplikasi

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    -depresi

    - tidak bisa tidur

    - sulit mengunyah dan menelan

    -sulit BAK

    -konstipasi

    -disfungsi seksual

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    Diagnosa Banding

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    Essential tremor (ET)

    Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP)

    Multiple system atrophy (MSA)

    Corticobasal degeneration (CBD)

    Diffuse Lewy body dementia (LBD)

    Alzheimer's disease

    Drug-induced parkinsonism

    Vascular parkinsonism

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    Prognosis

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    Tingkat keparahan gejala penyakit Parkinson sangatbervariasi dari individu ke individu dan tidak mungkinuntuk memprediksi seberapa cepat gangguantersebut akan maju. PenyakitParkinson sendiri bukanlah penyakit fatal, danharapan hidup rata-rata adalah samadengan orang tanpa penyakit. Komplikasisekunder, seperti pneumonia, jatuh cedera yangberhubungan, dan tersedak bisa mengakibatkan

    kematian. Ada banyak pilihan pengobatan yang dapatmengurangi beberapa gejala dandapat memperpanjang kualitas hidup seorangindividu dengan penyakit Parkinson.