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Point 3: Presentation of more detailed data about one subject in Study N01165 who had clinically significant sinus bradycardia and prolongation of the QRS-interval after administration of 1500 mg levetiracetam during 5 minutes. ; In summary, UCB response stated that subject 001 0016 a 41 year old healthy male subject ; received 1500 mg levetiracetam single dose, via a 5 minutes infusion in Study N01165. This subject had a clinically significant sinus bradycardia post dose and a not clinically significant prolongation of QRS interval during the study. This subject's heart rate was low at screening and pre-dose VR 40 49 bpm ; and low heart rate values were also recorded at different time points during the trial, namely 40 44 bpm with the exception of a ventricular rate of 35 bpm at 12 h post-dose. The subject was clinically asymptomatic but the Investigator judged the observation to be clinically significant. Sinus bradycardia was recorded as an AE and was assessed by the Investigator as 'not related' to the study drug. In subject 001 0016 the QRS duration varied between 109 and 118 msec at screening and pre-dosing. From the end of levetiracetam infusion up to 12 hours post-dosing the duration of the QRS complex remained in a similar range, namely 107-114 msec. At 24 hours post-dosing the QRS complex increased to 128 msec, but returned to 118 msec at discharge. In conclusion, subject 001 0016 had already reported bradycardia and prolongation of QRS complex at baseline. Following the administration of levetiracetam 5-minute IV infusion, limited fluctuations were recorded for heart rate and duration of QRS complex. Bradycardia was reported as adverse event at 12 hour post dosing, which, in the context of the continuous observations was not attributed to the study drug administration. There appears to be no time relationship between bradycardia, prolongation of QRS complex, and the administration of the study drug. The CHMP considered UCB's response satisfactory, and the issue resolved. Point 4: Attention to tendency to hypotension with the IV formulation and description of post marketing surveillance envisaged. ; In summary, UCB's response stated that vital signs heart rate, blood pressure and respiratory rate ; were recorded in the two recently completed studies N01077 and N01165 at screening, on-treatment, and discharge in supine position after a 5-minute rest and in the dorsal decubitus position during infusion. In the multiple-dose portion of Study N01077, 2 subjects No. 001 0013 and 001 0014 ; had low systolic blood pressure measurements 100 mmHg ; . The lowest on-treatment blood pressure value for 001 0013, recorded in the supine position, was 85 48 mmHg, measured 2 hours following the Day 5 evening dose; this subject had repeated measurements made at screening as a result of similarly low recordings lowest 94 33 mmHg ; . For 001 0014, the lowest screening recording in a supine position ; was 100 67 mmHg. The lowest on treatment measurements occurred 5 minutes following the evening dose on Day 3 84 41 mmHg ; and Day 4 90 29 mmHg and 84 38 mmHg, retest value ; . Both were reported as adverse events. The patients were otherwise asymptomatic. As these values were present pre- and post-dose, they are not clearly attributable to treatment. There were no other individual clinically significant changes, including no observations of orthostatic hypotension. Vital sign measurements including blood pressure ; were also obtained following treatment in the five older studies conducted in the mid- to late-1980s in Europe. There were no reported alterations in vital sign measurements. In study N01166 vital sign values remained relatively stable during the study, and within normal ranges. Nevertheless, one patient 005 0030 ; presented diastolic blood pressure decreases. Additional data with regard to the time relationship between administration of study drug and diastolic blood pressure decrease in this patient were submitted as response to the CHMP question. Since peak and trough diastolic blood pressure values were similar, there appears to be no relationship between the diastolic blood pressure and the administration of levetiracetam intravenous infusion. Low values were.

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References 1. Ben-Menachem E, Brodie MJ, Perucca E. Efficacy of levetiracetam monotherapy; randomized double-blind head-to-head comparison with carbamazepine-CR in newly diagnosed epilepsy patients with partial onset or generalised tonic-clonic seizures [abstract]. Neurology 2006; 65 5 Suppl 2 ; : A73. 2. Summary of Product Characteristics 3. U.S. Full Prescribing Information available at Keppra. Measuring the amount of DNA helps to optimize and standardize electrophoresis and enzymatic reactions including sequencing. The capillary cuvette kit TKOI3O ; provides the sensitivity to detect as little as one nanogram of DNA. The kit holds 3 to 9 DNA solution and lexiva. End of the exposure periods suggests the possibility of different mechanisms causing mucus accumulation. It is probable that perflubron initially mobilizes secretions by virtue of its surface-active properties and higher density combining to lift mucus off the epithelium. As the KHS is considered to be similar in composition to the normal periciliary fluid layer, this result may also be of clinical significance. After 4 h in warmed shaking water bath and incubation in KHS alone, much of the endogenous mucus present on the epithelium would be slowly washed off the epithelial surface. This would explain the similar amounts of mucin measured in the KHS or perflubron bathing solutions at 4 h. unlikely that perflubron directly induces secretion through receptor binding because the receptor-mediated effect, if present, should be shortlived. Nevertheless, perflubron could induce the release of mediators that secondarily trigger receptor-mediated secretion. This seems to be the mechanism responsible for the increase in mucin secretion, especially after the initial mobilization phase. Inhibition of the secretagogue effect by NDGA suggests that the hypersecretion is stimulated by arachidonic acid AA ; metabolites, probably leukotrienes generated through the lipoxygenase pathway, although products of the cyclooxygenase pathway, especially PGF2 , cannot be completely excluded by these experiments. Perflubron caused no histological or physiological damage to airway tissue, so AA activation appears not to be associated with inflammation. It has been shown that lipoxygenase pathway products are released on nasal provocation with cold, dry air, 22 exposure to high altitude, 23 and in exerciseinduced asthma, 24 in which this release may occur in part in response to physical stimuli such as changes in temperature or airway humidification.25 Leukotrienes are also released by physical stimuli including exposure to irritants.26 We suspect that AA metabolism may be induced by changes in the epithelial environment including changes in density, hydration, and tonicity of the airway surface fluid. The antioxidant NDGA is able to block directly and rapidly both the lipoxygenase and cyclooxygenase pathways, 1517 and NDGA suppressed mucin secretion both immediately at 40 min ; and after 4 h. Methylprednisolone only appeared to exert an effect after 4 h of incubation and did not show any effect at 40 min. Physiologically, methylprednisolone has a latent period for effects to be demonstrated, as this pathway of phospholipase A inhibition is mediated through lipocortin generation, which is time-dependent.1114 At the end of perflubron exposure, the bathing fluid around the tracheal segment was changed from.

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