Title of Invention

PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION AND METHOD FOR PREPARATION THEREOF

Abstract

ABSTRACT IN/PCT/2000/00647/CHE Pharmaceutical composition and method for preparation thereof The pharmaceutical composition comprising 1.5-6.9 % (w/v) of one or more substances selected from sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, potassium chloride, magnesium sulfate, calcium chloride, calcium gluconate, calcium lactate, sodium lactate, sodium acetate and Tris (Hydroxy methyl) aminomethane, and 3-18% (w/v) of one or more substances selected from hydroxyethylstarch, carboxymethylstarch, polyvinyl—pyrrolidone (PVP), gelatin derivatives, condensed glucose, glucose, fructose, lactose, glycerin, xylitol, sodium, alginate, N-2- hydroxypropylacrylamide, ethylene epoxide-polypropylene glycol and pectin, as well as the remainder of conventional injections, as long as sodium chloride is not less than 1.5% (w/v), and the concentration of sodium ion is not more than that of 6.9 % (w/v) sodium chloride solution or equivalent.

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The present invention relates to a novel pharmaceutical composition for treating and saving the wounded, and to a method for the preparation thereof Nowadays blood transfusion and fluid infiision are the important measures to treat and save the wounded, especially the traumatic shock. Usually, the principle of transfusion is "to infuse component the patient is deficient in, to supply how much the patient needs". For example, when the patient mainly lost his blood, he should be transfused with blood, even though sometimes the patient needs to be transfused with blood from normal individuals. When the patient mainly lost plasma, plasma or plasma volume expander should be transflised to him; when the patient mainly lost intercellular fluid, physiological saline should be infused. In fact, the treating and saving measures of formulating physiological solutions on the basis of normal composition of body, or transfusing with blood from normal individuals to the patient with evident physiopatho logical changes is to treat the organism as mechanical device, therefore these measures often have following disadvantages: (1) Blood transfusion: In general, the volume of blood transfusion closes to or exceeds the volume of blood lost. If a big amount of blood is required, the blood source will be difficuh, the cost is expensive. The preparation and storage need certain conditions. In addition, before transfusion, some time should be taken for blood typing and cross match tests, and only the substitutes could be used for the individuals with rare blood types. Blood transfusion could result in production of anti-platelet antibodies and anti-leucocyte antibodies, as well as various hematogenic infectious diseases, for example, AIDS, hepatitis B, hepatitis C. etc. (2) Albumin infusion: There is a great demand, a great expense difficult source, complicated preparation method and certain requirements for, the method storage. After albumin infusion, it could effuse through capillaries, and couldn't be reabsorbed into vessel. Therefore interstitial edema will occur, and might result in pulmonary edema, renal failure, and cardiac insufficiency, by contrast enhance the mortality. Albumin infusion could result in evident decrease of a i, Q 2, & , V -globulins and fibrinogen, cause reduction of immunity, and affect function of blood coagulation. (3) Infiision of fluorocarbon as plasma substitute: It requires a large amount of the substitute and simultaneous inhalation of oxygen with high component pressure. Otherwise the demand of the organism is not met. The fluorocarbon as plasma substitute should be preserved in low temperature, and its transport is not convenient. For example, tiiirty minutes before infusion the patient should be injected with 10 mg of dexamethasone. The frozen injection for infusion should be thawed. Thus, the procedures are complicated. After infusion, the observation should be continued for 5 — lOmin. The infusion of fluorocarbon as plasma substitute could induce adverse reactions, such as anaphylaxis, hypotension, thrombocytopenia, hepatosplenomegaly, reduction of immunity, and abnormality of fibrinolysis system. (4) Infusion of balanced buffers, Its amount infiased should be three times more than the volume of blood lost to maintain the blood pressure. 60--80% the solution infused could efluse out of the blood vessel, which results in tissue edema (for example, cerebral edema, pulmonary edema) and renal insufficiency, it could cause the difficulty for sequential therapy. (5) Infiasion of physiological saline. Its amount infused should also be three times more than the volume of blood lost. Its efficacy is poorer than balanced buffers, and its adverse effects are more significant. To solve the problems in blood transfiasion and infusion, the skilled in the art had studied anti-shock therapy with hypertonic sodium chloride solution. For example, 7. 5% (w/v) NaCl solution suggested by Velasco. But the hypertonic NaCl solution has some toxicity to the organism. Most investigators have proposed intravenous injection of hypertonic NaCl solution for anti-shock therapy, but it usually leads to obvious complications, such as hypotension, rupture of blood cells induced by extra hypertonic solution, cardiac insufficiency, decreased renal fiinction and disorders of nervous system. Thus, it can be showed that there is a demand for novel anti-shock drugs to reverse the physiopathological condition of shock, in order to obtain time for sequential therapy after the emergency treatment, and to create opportunity with improved effect of treating and saving the wounded and patients, and with increased survival rate. An object of the present invention is to provide a pharmaceutical composition with convenient source, less dosage, rapid and better efficacy, less side effects, wider uses, and without restriction by blood type as well as without special storage condition. Another object of the present invention is to provide the method for the preparation of the said pharmaceutical composition. The present invention proposes a new concept of liquid therapy for shock, based on three aspects of thinking. The first aspect in connection with the present unreasonable dosage regimen, following principle is adopted: "to infuse what component the patient needs, then to infiase how much the patient needs". Based on the physiopathological status of the patient with shock, there is a prior demand for the compound solution containing hypertonic sodium ion (or combination of various crystals, or combination of various crystals and various colloids, etc. ) to preliminarily improve micro-circulation, tissue perfusion, and hemodynamics immediately. Then in the light of practical demand the isosmotic solution or proper hypoosmotic solution or whole blood or concentrated red blood cell suspension is administered, in order to permit the latter infused solution better action when the patient's condition has improved preliminarily by the earlier hypertonic solution, and to remit over-dehydration of some cells caused possibly by the hypertonic solution infiised earlier. The second aspect, in connection with the present unreasonable ratio of colloids and crystals in the transfusion for patient with shock prepared on basis of their normal physiological concentrations, in view of the fact that the property and volume--expanding ability of artificial colloids are different from albumin in blood, it is considered that the transfusion with suitable ratio of colloids and crystals, instead of human normal physiological proportion, should be administered on basis of the physiopathological status of patients. Thus medicine administration according to indications could reduce the dosage, increase the eificacy, and decrease the complications. The iJiird aspect, in connection with a lot of inadequacy in the present anti—shock experimental studies (such as animal model, reasonable concentration and infusion rate of hyperosmotic solutions), a great number of experimental studies have been conducted, and met with success. Based on the above three aspects of thinking form the theoretical researches and the clinical experiences, the. particular embodiments of the present invention have been completed through the animal experiments and the clinical practice. The present invention is achieved through the following embodiments. A pharmaceutical composition comprising 1.5—6.9% (w/v) of one or more substances selected from sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, potassium chloride, magnesium sulfate, calcium chloride, calcium gluconate, calcium lactate, sodium lactate, sodium acetate and Tris (Hydroxy methyl) aminomethane; and 3--18%(w/v) of one or more substances selected form hydroxyethylstarch, dextran, carboxy methylstarch, poly vinyl-pyrrolidone (PVP), gelatin derivatives, condensed glucose, glucose, fructose, lactose, glycerin, xylitol, sodium alginate, N-2- hydroxypropylacrylamide, ethylene epoxide-polypropylene glycol, pectin, mannitoi, and penta hydroxyethylstarch (Pentastarch) as well as the remainder of conventional injections, as long as sodium chloride is not less than I. 5%(w/v), and the concentration of sodium ion is not more than that of in 6. 9% (w/v) sodium chloride solution or equivalent. The preferred composition of the present invention consisting of4.2±0.2g sodium chloride and 7.6±0.6g hydroxyethylstarch per 100ml. In the composition, the said hydroxyethylstarch contains at least 10% hydroxyethylstarch with molecular weight of 25, 000--45, 000. The said dextran has molecular weight of 40, 000-230, 000, carboxymethylstarch has molecular weight of 30, 000--80, 000, PVP has molecular weight of 5, 000-700, 000, condensed glucose has molecular weight of 8, 000-12, 000; sodium alginate has molecular weight of 20, 000-26, 000; pectin has molecular weight of 20, 000-40, 000; pentahydroxyethylstarch is the product of DuPont Company (Pentastarch) with molecular weight of 264, 000. The said gelatin derivatives have molecular weight of 20, 000- 35, 000, and are selected fi:om urea-conjugated gelatin, modified liquid gelatin, oxidized polygelatin and degraded gelatin poly-peptide. Conventional injections are selected from water for injection, physiological saline, balanced buffers, glucose solution, sodium lactate solution, sodium acetate solution, Tris solution, and glucose and sodium chloride solution. The composition of the present invention is prepared as following procedure: dissolving 3—18g of total amount of one or more substances selected from hydroxyethylstarch, dextr^, carboxymethylstarch, PVP, gelatin derivatives, condensed glucose, glucose, fructose, lactose, glycerin, xylitol, sodium alginate, N-2-hydroxypropylacryIafflide, ethylene epoxide-polypropylene glycol, pectin, mannitol, and pentahydroxyethylstarch in 100 ml of total volume of one injection or mixture of several injections selected from water for injection, physiological saline, balanced buffers, glucose solution, sodium lactate solution, sodium acetate solution, Tris solution, and glucose and sodium chloride solution; then adding 1. 5g sodium chloride and 0—5.4g of one or more substsmces selected from sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, potassium chloride, magnesium sulfate, calcium chloride, calcium gluconate, calcium lactate, sodium lactate, sodium acetate, and Tris; with the proportion described above, then mixing, and dissolving, to obtain the composition of the present invention. The preferred technical embodiments are as follows: (i) preparation of hydroxyethylstarch: According to the proportion of 1:0. 8-0. 875; 0. 04--0. 042 (w/v/v), com starch or sorghum starch, and 95% etiianol, and 35--38% hydrochloric acid are mixed, the temperature is raised to 65~80 °C for hydrolysis of starch, 16% sodium hydroxide solution is added in proportion of 0. 6-0. 7: 1 (v/w) of stated solution versus starch. Then ethylene epoxide is added in proportion of 0. 35-0. 5: 1 (w/w) of ethylene epoxide versus starch, then the mixture is heated to 65~75°C to cause starch hydroxyethylation. (ii) Formulation of the composition: Appropriate volume of water is added, to prepare 7.6 + 0.6%(w/v) hydroxyethylstarch solution. Suitable amount of activated charcoal is added to discolor the solution through adsorption. After filtration, thepH is adjusted to 5. 5-7, and the total of 4.2 ±0.2g of sodium chloride is added, suitable amount of activated charcoal is added again for adsorption and discolor action. After filtrated through 0. 8 ii m micro—porous fitter, the preferred composition of the present invention is obtained. The present invention is further illustrated in detail by the following examples. Preparative example. Preparation of hydroxyethylstarch. lOOg Com or sorghum starch are mixed with 87ml of 95% ethanol and 4. 2 ml of 35% hydrochloric acid. The temperature is raised to 70°C tohydrolyze starch then 60ml at 16% sodium hydroxide solution is added, then45g epoxyethane is added, and the mixture is heated to 70 °C to complete hydroxyethylation of starch. According to the formula and preparative method described above hydroxyethylstarch with molecular weight of 25, 000-45, 000 is obtained. Example 1. Prepare according to the following proportion: hydroxy ethyl starch 7. 6g sodium chloride 4.2g water for in injection added to 100ml 7. 6g hydroxyethylstarch are dissolved in 100 ml of water for injection. 0. 5g of activated charcoal is added, and the mixture is heated at 90 °C for 15 min under stirring. After filtration through asbestos plate filter, 4. 2g sodium chloride (purity pharmaceuticals use) are added, and dissolved with stirring. 0.5g activated charcoal is added, and the mixture is heated at 90°C for 10 min under stirring. After filtration through asbestos plate filter and 0. 8 u m micro-porous filter, resulted filtrate is transferred into 250ml or 500-ml glass or plastic bottles (bags), after sealing the bottles or bags are 1.05 kg/cm^ and 121-123 °C for 15~30min for sterilization, to obtain the pharmaceutical composition of the present invention. Example 2. Prepare according to the following proportion: dextran 9g hydroxyethylstarch 3g sodium chloride 1.5g sodium bicarbonate 3.4g physiological saline added to 100ml Above-mentioned dextran (produced by Shanghai Glucose Factory), hydroxyethylstarch (prepared according to preparative example) are dissolved in physiological saline, and adsorbed and discolored with activated charcoal according to the method stated in Example 1. Then above-mentioned sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, are added in turn, and dissolved with stirring. There after the obtained solution is discolored, filtered, sterilized and filled, to obtain the pharmaceutical composition of the present invention. Example 3. Prepare according to the following proportion: polyvinyl-pyrrolidone (PVP) (produced by Bayer) I2g sodium chloride 2g sodium acetate 4g 10% glucose solution added to 100ml According to the method described in Example 2 except that dextran and hydroxyethylstarch is replaced by PVP, sodium bicarbonate is replaced with sodium acetate, and physiological saline is replaced wifli glucose solution, the composition of the present invention is obtained. Example 4. Prepare according to the following proportion: sodium alginate (produced by Nanning I8g Pharmaceutical Factory, Guangxi) sodium chloride l.5g water for injection. added to lOOml According to the method described in Example I to prepare the above-mentioned formulation, thus obtaming the pharmaceutical composition of the present invention. Example 5. Prepare according to the following proportion: pectin (produced by PLANo. 185 Hospital) 3g Pentahydroxyethylstarch (produced by 4g DuPont Company) sodium chloride 4g mannitol 7g 2% sodium lactate solution added to 100ml According to the method in described in Example I, pectin, Pentahydroethyl starch and mannitol are dissolved in sodium lactate solution, then sodium chloride is added and dissolved. Example 6. Prepare according to the following proportion: condensed glucose {produced by southwest 7g No. 5 Pharmaceutical Factory Chongqing) N-2-hydroxy propyl acrylamide 2g sodium chloride 4.4g water for injection added to 100ml Using the method in Example 1, the phannaceutical composition of the present mvention is prepared according to the above mentioned formula. Example 7. Prepare according to the following proportion: fructose (produced by Shanghai 5g No. 2 Reagent Factory) xylitol (produced by Liaoyang organic 4g Chemical Plant) sodium chloride 4.8g water for injection added to 100ml Using the method in Example 1, the pharmaceutical composition of the present invention is prepared according to the above-mentioned formula. Example 8. Prepare according to the following proportion: glycerin 2g lactose (produced by Shanghai 5g No. 2 chemistry Reagent Factory) sodium chloride 6g water for injection added to lOOml Using the method in Example I, the pharmaceutical composition of the present invention is prepared according to the above-mentioned formula. Test I: Animal Experiment From adult healthy hybrid dogs, regardless of sex, under local anesthesia, isolate femoral artery and femoral vein, then insert catheters respectively. The arterial duct is connected to CF—II model monitor of cardiovascular function [Shanghai approval document number: Hu—Yao- Qi~Jian (Zhun)~97—221103] to monitor cardiovascular status. Bleed these dogs to mean arterial pressure (MAP) of 40—50 mmHg for a period of about 15 min. Maintain this blood pressure level for 1 hour, then infuse the product prepared in Example 1 at the dose of 8 ml/kg. Monitor the cardiovascular function and urine volume over 4 hours after infusion. In the following tables, the blood pressure and other indexes are expressed as percentage of their basal levels respectively, the unit of urine volume is ml/kg body weight/h. Test 2. Human body clinical experiment The composition of the Example 1 of the invention was administered to 48 patients in Hefei No. 105 Hospital, Anhui province. The total effective rate was 100%. Most patients, had the blood pressure raised, urine volume increased, mid the limbs became warm during transfusion. Several patients whom the conventional drugs couldn't already reverse, the composition of the Example 1 of the invention begin to play its role 5- lOminutes after infusion. The circulatory fianction of patients has recovered basically, (and there were no obvious clinical complications. Test 3. Experiment of acute toxicity when dogs were given at 2.5 times the dosage for human, no adverse effects have been showed. At 5 times the recommended dosage, salivation and vomiting were seen in the dogs. At 3. 75 times the recommended dosage vomiting was seen without salivation in the dogs. All the above administered dogs survived more than 45 days. At 7. 5 times the recommended dosage the death occurred in the administered dogs, focal hemorrhage was seen in the lungs as target organs. The composition of the present invention could be infused through vein at the dose of 8 ml of the composition of the present invention per kg body weight. It could be used directly in treating and saving the patients with shock, combined injuries or hematorrhea etc in order, to reverse the physio—pathological status of patients and to obtain time for sequential treatment. As compared with the prior art, the pharmaceutical composition of this invention has the following prominent features and improvement: 1. Greatly decreased volume of transfusion: In general, the dose for most patients is 500 ml or less than 500 ml. Even if the patients suffered from lethal hematorrhea, to infuse only 1/4 to 1/6 of volume of lost blood is enough. Thus, it could obviously decrease the incidence rate of tissue edema or overload of heart. 2. Rapid curative effect just during 5-- 10 minutes after infusion, the hemodynamics has been improved significantly. 3. Good efficacy. As Test 1 showed the composition of the invention had better efficacy than that of equal volume of fresh whole blood. Moreover, although the composition of the invention has no oxygen- carrying action, but it could improve micro—circulation and general status to decrease oxygen consumption and to increase oxygen transport. Thus at least 50% of blood transfiised could be saved, it could mitigate the contradiction with short supply of blood, decrease the complications induced by blood transftision, and reduce obviously the economic burden for the patients. 4. Maintain once of efficacy for long time. As Test 1 showed, after intusion of the composition of the invention, the improvement of hemodynamics and general condition could be maintained more than 3—4 hours, even if all other infusion and drugs were not administered. 5. Unnecessary special condition for storage: The composition could be stored at room temperature, simply used inflised intravenously or intraosseously and conveniently transported, without special devices and special vehicles. 6. Unnecessary blood typing and cross match tests: It is suitable for individual with any blood type. Thus the valuable time could be gained to rescue the wounded and patients. 7. Wider uses: It could widely be used in the treatment of patients with shock of various types, brain trauma, bum, combined injuries, cardiogenic shock induced by myocardial infarction of right ventricle, hypotension mduced by hemodialysis, biliary pancreatitis, cardiovascular intoxication induced by narcotic, hepatic echinococcosis, and patients under operation. 8. Change of administration model: The composition of the invention could be infused drop by drop intravenously, instead of pushing so it could be conveniently used with less complications. In general, as compared with prior therapy, the composition of the present invention possesses unique benefit and theoretical innovation, for treating and saving the wounded and patients, so it is active significance. WE CLAIM : 1. A phamiaceutical composition consisting essentially of: a first substance comprising sodium chloride in an amount between 1.5% and 6.9% (w/v); a second substance comprising hydroxyethyl starch or a gelatin derivative in an amount between 3 and 18% total (w/v), at least 10% of said hydroxyethyl starch having a molecular weight of 25,000-45,000 atomic mass units, said gelatin derivative having a molecular weight of 20,000-35,000 atomic mass units and selected from the group consisting of urea-conjugated gelatin, modified liquid gelatin, oxidized poiygelatin and degraded gelatin polypeptide, and mixtures thereof; a third substance comprising at least one of sodium bicarbonate, potassium chloride, magnesium sulfate, calcium chloride, calcium gluconate, calcium lactate, sodium lactate, sodium acetate and Tris (Hydroxymethyl) aminomethane, wherein said third substance is present in an amount between 0 and 5.4% total (w/v); and an injection comprising at least one of water, physiological saline, balanced buffers, glucose solution, sodium lactate solution, sodium acetate solution, Tris solution and glucose and sodium chloride solution, wherein said injection is present in an amount between 75.1% and 95.5% total(w/v), wherein the total sodium ion concentration does not exceed an equivalent sodium ion concentration of 6.9%(w/v) sodium chloride solution. 2. The pharmaceutical composition as claimed m claim 1, wherein: said first substance comprises sodium chloride in an amount between 4.0 and 4.4 g per 100 ml; and said second substance comprises hydroxyethyl starch or said gelatin derivative in an amount between 7.0 g and 8.2 g per 100 ml. 3. A method for preparing the pharmaceutical composition as claimed in claim 1, comprising: dissolving an amount between 3 g and 18 g of said second substance in a total of 100 ml of said injection; adding an amount between 1.5 g and 6.9 g of said first substance; and mixing said injection to dissolve said first and second substances therein. 4. The method for preparing the pharmaceutical composition as claimed in claim 1 comprising: dissolving an amount between 3 g and 18 g of said second substance in a total of 100 ml of said injection; adding 1.5 g of said first substance; adding an amount between 0 and 5.4 g of said third substance, such that the total sodium ion concentration based on said first and third substances does not exceed an equivalent sodium ion concentration in a 6.9%{w/v) sodium chloride solution; and mixing said injection to dissolve said first, second and third substances therein.

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