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An Assessment of Long-term Antiarrhythmic Therapy for Ventricular Arrhythmias:A study with cibenzoline:necessity of washout period and intermittent evaluation of left ventricular function Koji Negishi 1 , Isao Fujii 2 , Hideo Mitamura 3 , Kimiko Saeki 4 , Yoshihiro Satoh 5 , Michiyo Hosokawa 6 , Makoto Akaishi 3 , Akira Murayama 6 , Mitsuru Kimura 7 , Youichi Kawamura 8 , Satoshi Ogawa 3 1Division of Cardiology, Yokohama Municipal Citizen's Hospital 2Division of Cardiology, Kawasaki City Ida Hospital 3Cardiopulmonary Division of Internal Medicine, Keio University 4Division of Internal Medicine, Tokyo Denryoku Hospital 5Division of Cardiology, Saiseikai Utsunomiya Hospital 6Division of Internal Medicine, Urawa City Hospital 7Division of Cardiology, Saiseikai Central Hospital 8Division of Internal Medicine, Nihon Kokan Hospital Keyword: 心室性不整脈 , ジベンゾリン , 長期治療 , ventricular arrhythmia , cibenzoline , long-term therapy pp.1105-1111
Published Date 1995/11/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1404901148
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We evaluated effects of cibenzoline (class la agent) on premature ventricular contractions (PVCs) and left ventricular function. 47 patients who had a minimum of 3000 PVCs/day detected by Holter monitoring (HM) received 300 mg of cibenzoline. HM was repeated during 4 to 8-weeks active therapy. For the initial responders whose PVCs suppressed by 75% or more, HM were repeated after a washout period of 7 days or more and during the second active (more than 12 weeks) therapy. Among the initial responders (27 patients, 57%), 50% or more PVCs recurred in 14 patients (54%) during washout period. Among those 14, 11 patients received cibenzoline again and only 7 patients (64%) responded. NYHA functional class did not change and major clinical events did not occur during this protocol. New couplets in one patient and new salvos (less than 5 beats) in two patients wereobserved as the adverse effects of cibenzoline therapy. Active cibenzoline therapy prolonged PQ interval and QRS width especially among the responders, but did not affect left ventricular ejection fraction (EF) or frac-tional shortening (FS) detected by echocardiogram (even in moderately compromised left ventricle whose EF were less than 50% or whose FS were less than 25%). The efficacy of cibenzoline on PVCs could not be predicted from EF or FS during the entry period or the initial active therapy, serum cibenzoline concentration and PVC suppression rates during the initial therapy. Intermittent evaluation with Holter monitoring is nec-essary to assess continued need for antiarrhythmic therapy and continued efficacy of the therapy.


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