Pharmacopeia
Intralipid 20%
Core pharmacology
- Legacy Cicm Level
Level 3
- Indications Uses
- TPN mixtures
- Local anaesthetic toxicity with or without circulatory arrest
- Prevention of essential fatty acid deficiency syndrome- Chemical Pharmaceutics
fat emulsion
- Presentation
white, oil-water emulsion with 20% soybean oil, egg yolk phospholipids, glycerin, sodium hydroxide and water
- Main Action
- Energy substrate
- Reverse local anaesthetic cardiotoxicity- Mechanism of action
- unclear
- may involve establishment of concentration gradient away from primary site of action of LA- Onset Peak Duration
(For LA tox)
onset: minutes
peak: 15-30mins- Physiological effects
- energy substrate (essential fatty acids)
- managing lipophilic drug overdose by binding and facilitating clearance- Adverse Effects Toxicity
- Fat embolism
- Hyperlipidemia, pancreatitis
- Hepatic dysfunction
- Allergic reactions- Absorption
IV only
- Protein binding
None
- Volume of distribution
Wide - distributed to fat and tissues
- Metabolism
Liver
Broken down to Fatty acids and glycerol- Excretion
Liver and kidneys
- Half-life
not well defined
- Special Points
serum amylase or lipase should be monitored for
2 days- Route And Dose
IV
For LA tox: 1.5ml/kg bolus over 1 minute →
Infusion 15 ml/kg/hrIf not stabilized, two subsequent boluses may be given 5 mins apark.
Then rate doubled to 30ml/kg/hrMax cumulative dose 12ml/kg
Antidotes · Antidotes
- Class Group
Antidotes
Additional pharmacology
- Class Group
Antidote