Am. J. Respir. Crit. Care Med., Vol 153, No. 2, Feb 1996, 616-621.
Effect of fluticasone propionate on sputum of patients with chronic bronchitis and emphysema
CG Llewellyn-Jones, TA Harris and RA Stockley
Lung Immunobiochemical Research Laboratory, General Hospital, Birmingham, United Kingdom.
The effects of fluticasone propionate (FP) on sputum chemotactic activity,
elastase inhibitory potential, albumin concentrations, and peripheral
neutrophil function were studied in a group of patients with clinically
stable, smoking-related chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Seventeen
patients (50 to 75 yr of age) were entered into a double- blind,
placebo-controlled study of 1.5 mg inhaled FP/d for 8 wk. Following
treatment with FP the chemotactic activity of the sputum sol phase was
lower than the corresponding values for the placebo group (p < 0.01).
Values fell from a mean of 21.75 (+/- 1.58) during the run-in period to
18.37 (+/- 1.46; p < 0.01) after 4 wk and 17.63 (+/- 1.86; p < 0.05)
after 8 wk treatment returning to 22.08 (+/- 1.26) cell/field after the
washout period. The neutrophil elastase inhibitory capacity of the sputum
sol phase increased (p < 0.025) with treatment from a mean of 0.177
microM elastase inhibited/L (+/- 0.05) pretreatment to 0.413 microM (+/-
0.054) after 4 wk and 0.415 microM (+/- 0.054) after 8 wk returning to
0.270 microM (+/- 0.07) after the washout period. Treatment with FP did not
result in a change in the peripheral neutrophil functions studied or sputum
albumin and myeloperoxidase concentrations. The results suggest that FP may
play a protective role in these patients through a reduction in the
chemotactic activity of lung secretions and potentially a reduction in the
recruitment of neutrophils to the lung, and also by directly affecting the
proteinase/antiproteinase balance, in favor of antiproteinases, within lung
secretions.
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