Object's details: Low Transfer of Tacrolimus and Its Metabolites into Colostrum of Graft Recipient Mothers

Provider:Repozytorium Instytutu Biochemii i Biofizyki Polskiej Akademii Nauk

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Title:
Low Transfer of Tacrolimus and Its Metabolites into Colostrum of Graft Recipient Mothers
Creator:
Kociszewska-Najman, Bożena;
Mazanowska, Natalia;
Pietrzak, Bronisława;
Paczek, Leszek;
Szpotańska-Sikorska, Monika;
Schreiber-Zamora, Joanna;
Hryniewiecka, Ewa;
Zochowska, Dorota;
Samborowska, Emilia;
Dadlez, Michal;
Wielgoś, Mirosław
Description:
Currently, the majority of neonates born to organ recipient mothers on chronic immunosuppressive therapy are formula fed. However, over the past few years, evidence has grown, suggesting that breastfeeding might be possible and beneficial. We designed a study assessing the transfer of tacrolimus into the colostrum of posttransplant mothers. We assessed the amount of tacrolimus and its metabolites, M-1 and M-3, that would be ingested by the breastfed neonates. Concentrations of tacrolimus and its metabolites were measured in colostrum from 14 posttransplant mothers as well as in venous cord blood and venous blood of the neonates. Test material analysis was performed by liquid chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry (LC/MS). The amount of ingested formula was registered, which allowed for estimation of the amount of tacrolimus and its metabolites that would be ingested by breastfed infants. The mean amount of tacrolimus that would be ingested by the neonates in maternal milk was 151.4 ng/kg/24 h (standard deviation SD � 74.39); metabolite M-1: 23.80 ng/kg/24 h (SD � 14.53); and metabolite M-3: 13.25 ng/kg/24 h (SD � 9.05). The peak level of tacrolimus and metabolite M-1 in colostrum was noted 8 h after an oral dose (3.219 ng/mL SD � 2.22 and 0.56 ng/mL SD � 0.60, respectively) and metabolite M-3 after 6 h (0.29 ng/mL SD � 0.22). Low concentrations of tacrolimus and its metabolites, M-1 and M-3, in colostrum show that neonates will ingest trace amounts of the drug. Further studies are required to fully assess the safety of breastfeeding by posttransplant mothers.
Object availability:
free access
Date:
2018
Type:
Article;
PeerReviewed
Language:
English
Format:
application/pdf
Relation: http://eprints.ibb.waw.pl/1514 ;http://doi.org/10.3390/nu10030267 ;doi:10.3390/nu10030267
Subject:
RG Gynecology and obstetrics
Identifier: http://eprints.ibb.waw.pl/1514/1/nutrients-10-00267.pdf ;
Kociszewska-Najman, Bożena and Mazanowska, Natalia and Pietrzak, Bronisława and Paczek, Leszek and Szpotańska-Sikorska, Monika and Schreiber-Zamora, Joanna and Hryniewiecka, Ewa and Zochowska, Dorota and Samborowska, Emilia and Dadlez, Michal and Wielgoś, Mirosław (2018) Low Transfer of Tacrolimus and Its Metabolites into Colostrum of Graft Recipient Mothers. Nutrients, 10 (3). p. 267. ISSN 2072-6643
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Repozytorium Instytutu Biochemii i Biofizyki Polskiej Akademii Nauk

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