- Ciclosporin, also
spelled cyclosporine and
cyclosporin, is a
calcineurin inhibitor, used as an
immunosuppressant medication. It is
taken orally or intravenously...
-
synthesized by
cyclosporin synthetase.
Cyclosporin A (ciclosporin)
Cyclosporin B
Cyclosporin C
Cyclosporin D
Cyclosporin E
Cyclosporin F
Cyclosporin G Lawen...
- aurothiomalate, auranofin, and
cyclosporin are less
commonly used due to more
common adverse effects. However,
cyclosporin was
found to be
effective in...
- hydrochlorothiazide,
voriconazole and
tacrolimus as
group 1 carcinogens. Also like
cyclosporin, it has a wide
range of interactions.
Tacrolimus is
primarily metabolised...
-
family of
proteins named after their ability to bind to
ciclosporin (
cyclosporin A), an
immunosuppressant which is
usually used to
suppress rejection...
- "[Hair-like
hyperkeratoses in
patients with
kidney transplants. A new
cyclosporin side-effect]". Der Hautarzt;
Zeitschrift für Dermatologie, Venerologie...
- well-known
immunosuppressive capabilities, the one-time
administration of
cyclosporin at the time of
percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) has been found...
-
antihistamine therapy is indicated.
Immunosuppressants such as
omalizumab or
cyclosporin may also be used.
About 20% of
people are
affected at some
point in their...
- suspected. More
severe AD
cases may need
systemic medicines such as
cyclosporin, methotrexate,
dupilumab or baricitinib.
Other names of the condition...
- an
organ transplant to
reduce graft rejection. This use was
based on
cyclosporin’s ability to
interfere with
lymphokine biosynthesis.
Ciclosporin A also...
