Sialorrhea and Aspiration Pneumonia: A Case Study
Identifieur interne : 004854 ( Ncbi/Checkpoint ); précédent : 004853; suivant : 004855Sialorrhea and Aspiration Pneumonia: A Case Study
Auteurs : Eileen Trigoboff ; Jeffery Grace ; Herman Szymanski ; Jaspinder Bhullar ; Claudia Lee ; Thomas WatsonSource :
- Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience [ 2158-8333 ] ; 2013.
Abstract
This case study compares two different clinical outcomes for a patient with a long-standing psychotic disorder prescribed clozapine on two occasions. During the first trial, clozapine was used at a higher dose for this patient (350-450mg/day) and included clinically significant sialorrhea, pneumonia, and pneumonia-like illnesses requiring immediate medical intervention including hospitalization. There were also patient complaints of fatigue, cough, choking, and constipation leading to poor adherence. Clozapine was discontinued when the patient withdrew his consent due to side effects, despite his awareness of its benefits, including reduction of command hallucinations and irritability.
The second clozapine trial was associated with lower daily doses and therapeutic serum blood levels. The patient was actively participating in and adhering to the medication plan. A very narrow window of clozapine dose was exceeded for two days and the patient complained of hypersalivation, cough, and lethargy. He was subsequently hospitalized for a two week period to treat aspiration pneumonia. This hospitalization helped establish the ideal daily dose of clozapine for this patient and also brought the relationship between aspiration pneumonia and clozapine to the attention of the psychiatrist and medical specialist. Once the appropriate dosage for this patient was established, his psychotic and affective symptoms were controlled, he was not hampered by adverse side effects, and he started to actively participate in social and recreational activities and plans that culminated in discharge from a state psychiatric facility to a supportive community residence.
It is our hope that the lessons we have learned from our shared experience with this patient will be of benefit to other clinicians and patients.
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