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Table 1 Medication history

From: An unusual occurrence of Kleine-Levin syndrome in a man with refractory immune thrombocytopenic purpura: a case report

Date of visit

Medication

Dosage and route

Duration of treatment

Response to treatment/concurrent events

April, year 1

Prednisolone

80mg/day orally

1 month

No response

May, year 1

Rituximab

800U/week

4 weeks

No response

Dexamethasone

40mg/day pulsed

4 days/week every two weeks up to four cycles

No response

July, year 1

Azathioprine

100mg/day

3 months

No response

Danazol

200mg/three times a day, orally

3 months

No response

October, year 1

Previous regimen + Cellecept®(mycophenolate mofetil)

1g/three times a day

4 months

No response

February, year 2

Endoxan® (cyclophosphamide)

1g/ every 3 weeks

(four cycles)

No response

April, year 2

Colchicine

1mg/day

2 months

No response

Chloroquine

1 tablet twice a day

2 months

No response

June, year 2

Danazol

200mg/three times a day

3 months

No response

Prednisolone

50mg Every other day

3 months

Continued to present as maintenances therapy

September, year 2

Intravenous immunoglobulin

1g/kg/day for 2 days

Four cycles

Platelet elevation to 300,000 for 2 weeks

January, year 3

Sirolimus

Day 1: 6mg Maintenance dose: 2mg/day

1 month

First neurological attack

February, year 3

Intravenous immunoglobulin

1g/kg/day

For 2 days 3 cycles

Transient improvement of platelet count

March, year 3

Sirolimus

2mg/d

11 months

No response

Oncovin®(vincristine)

2mg/week intravenously

For 2 weeks

Side effects: paresthesias, severe abdominal pain

April, year 3

Sandimmune® (cyclosporine)

900mg orally/day

–

Intolerance

 

Chlorambucil

14mg/day for 28 days

Two cycles

No response