Literature DB >> 9805549

[Chronic radiodermatitis after heart catheterization: the contributing role of ciprofibrate (Lipanor)?].

N Gironet1, V Jan, M C Machet, L Machet, G Lorette, L Vaillant.   

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BACKGROUND: Radiodermatitis after cardiac catheterization procedures has been reported in only a few cases in the literature. This side effect may not however be uncommon after long or repeated endocavitary explorations. CASE REPORT: We observed a case of chronic radiodermatitis which developed after cardiac catheterization, in a patient treated with corticosteroids and ciprofibrate for lupus. The patient had undergone only one heart catheterization. A second catheterization performed when the patient had stopped ciprofibrate did not provoke new lesions. DISCUSSION: This observations would suggest that ciprofibrate could participate as a radiosensitizing factor in the development of radiodermatitis.

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Year:  1998        PMID: 9805549

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Ann Dermatol Venereol        ISSN: 0151-9638            Impact factor:   0.777


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