ZHANG Yinyin, ZHU Weinan, LIU Hongfeng, et al. Analysis of Clinical Application of Paclitaxel for Injection (Albumin-Bound) in A Hospital. [J]. (12):1522-1525(2022)
DOI:
ZHANG Yinyin, ZHU Weinan, LIU Hongfeng, et al. Analysis of Clinical Application of Paclitaxel for Injection (Albumin-Bound) in A Hospital. [J]. (12):1522-1525(2022) DOI: 10.14009/j.issn.1672-2124.2022.12.021.
Analysis of Clinical Application of Paclitaxel for Injection (Albumin-Bound) in A Hospital
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the clinical application of Paclitaxel for injection(albumin-bound) for cancer therapy in a hospital
and to provide reference for rational drug use. METHODS: The use of Paclitaxel for injection(albumin-bound) in medical orders of discharged patients in a hospital from 2020 to 2021 was retrospectively analyzed by using PASS PharmAssist. According to Chinese drug instructions
US Food and Drug Administration approved instructions
the recommendations of US National Comprehensive Cancer Network Clinical Practice Guidelines and Chinese Society of Clinical Oncology Diagnosis and Treatment Guidelines
the treatment of patients was analyzed and evaluated. RESULTS: A total of 329 patients used Paclitaxel for injection(albumin-bound) 1 091 times
227 cases(69.00%) were in accordance with the indications and the recommendations of guidelines and expert consensus
and there were irrational drug use. The main adverse drug reactions of Paclitaxel for injection(albumin-bound) were hematological toxicity
gastrointestinal reactions
peripheral nervous system reactions
skin and liver injuries. CONCLUSIONS: The unreasonable use of Paclitaxel for injection(albumin-bound) in clinical practice in our hospital is mainly manifested in over-indication drug use
leapfrog use
unsuitable usage and dosage
unsuitable solvent and infusion time
inappropriate combination of drugs
etc. Clinicians should strictly grasp the drug instructions and refer to the corresponding guidelines for the use of Paclitaxel for injection(albumin-bound)
use drug combination rationally
strengthen the management and monitoring of adverse drug reactions