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This document summarizes various phosphate-binding agents that are used to treat hyperphosphatemia in patients with end-stage renal disease. It lists the agent, strength, relative phosphorus binding capacity, starting dose, titration details, and usual dose range. It also outlines some potential adverse effects and warnings for each agent. The agents discussed include aluminum hydroxide, calcium acetate, calcium carbonate, lanthanum carbonate, magnesium carbonate/calcium carbonate, niacin/niacinamide, sevelamer carbonate, sevelamer hydrochloride, and sucroferric oxyhydroxide.
This document summarizes various phosphate-binding agents that are used to treat hyperphosphatemia in patients with end-stage renal disease. It lists the agent, strength, relative phosphorus binding capacity, starting dose, titration details, and usual dose range. It also outlines some potential adverse effects and warnings for each agent. The agents discussed include aluminum hydroxide, calcium acetate, calcium carbonate, lanthanum carbonate, magnesium carbonate/calcium carbonate, niacin/niacinamide, sevelamer carbonate, sevelamer hydrochloride, and sucroferric oxyhydroxide.
This document summarizes various phosphate-binding agents that are used to treat hyperphosphatemia in patients with end-stage renal disease. It lists the agent, strength, relative phosphorus binding capacity, starting dose, titration details, and usual dose range. It also outlines some potential adverse effects and warnings for each agent. The agents discussed include aluminum hydroxide, calcium acetate, calcium carbonate, lanthanum carbonate, magnesium carbonate/calcium carbonate, niacin/niacinamide, sevelamer carbonate, sevelamer hydrochloride, and sucroferric oxyhydroxide.
Phosphorus Dose Dose Binding Capacity* Aluminum Content per 1.5 --- Short- 1425 to Neurotoxicity, Do not use Hydroxide tablet term use 2850 effects on bone concurrently wi varies only mg/day mineralization citrate-based products; absorption is variable Calcium Acetate 667 mg 1 1334 mg Every 2 to 2001 to Hypercalcemia, Contraindicate (25% ORALLY 3 weeks 2668 mg extraskeletal with elemental with each with each calcification, PTH hypercalcemia calcium, meal meal suppression, GI dose reduction 169 mg) adverse effects discontinuatio Calcium Carbonate 500 mg 1 --- --- 3000 to (nausea, vomiting) may be require (40% 6000 in elemental mg/day hypercalcemia calcium, 200 mg) Lanthanum 500 mg, 2 1500 mg Every 2 to 1500 to Abdominal pain, Contraindicate Carbonate 750 mg, ORALLY per 3 weeks; 3000 bowel obstruction, with bowel 1000 mg day in usual mg/day fecal impaction, obstruction, ileu divided increment: GI obstruction, or fecal impactio doses with 750 hypocalcemia, potential or mg/day nausea, vomiting accumulation i immediately bone/other tiss after meals Magnesium Magnesium 1.7 1 to 3 tablets --- OTC: 3 GI adverse Do not use Rx Carbonate/Calcium carbonate ORALLY tablets 3 effects; potential strength in Carbonate 300 with meals times/day hypermagnesemia hypermagnesem mg/Calcium with or in renal carbonate meals; Rx: dysfunction no 250 mg; 1 to 2 requiring dialys Magnesium tablets 3 reduce calcium carbonate times/day dose in 400 hypercalcemia mg/Calcium carbonate 200 mg Niacin/ 500 mg, N/A Niacin ER, Every 1 to 375 to Myopathy, Contraindicated Niacinamide 750 mg, 375 to 400 4 1500 increased serum active liver 1000 mg; mg/day; weeks**** mg/day**** glucose, disease or OTC: Niacinamide, thrombocytopenia unexplained varies 500 mg/day or decrease in transaminase divided twice platelet count, elevation, activ daily**** increased PUD, or arteria prothrombin time, bleeding; cautio cough, flushing, in renal diarrhea, nausea, impairment, rash, vomiting unstable angin acute MI, histo of liver disease substantial alcohol intake Sevelamer 800 mg, 0.75 By 800 mg 7200 mg Bowel obstruction; Contraindicated Carbonate 2400 mg phosphorus per meal daily bowel perforation, bowel obstructio level: 5.5 to every 2 fecal impaction, consider less than 7.5 weeks ileus, abdominal suspension mg/dL, 800 pain, constipation, formulation if mg ORALLY diarrhea, history of 3 times dyspepsia, swallowing daily; 7.5 flatulence, disorders; moni mg/dL or nausea, vomiting vitamin D, E, K greater, folic acid, 1600 mg bicarbonate, an ORALLY 3 chloride levels times daily; may require take with calcium meals*** supplementatio Sevelamer 400 mg, 0.75 By 1 tablet 2400 mg hypocalcemia Hydrochloride 800 mg phosphorus per meal per meal occurs level: 5.5 to at 2-week less than 7.5 intervals mg/dL, 800 mg ORALLY 3 times daily; 7.5 to less than 9 mg/dL, 1200 to 1600 mg ORALLY 3 times daily; 9 mg/dL or greater, 1600 mg ORALLY 3 times daily; take with meals*** Sucroferric 500 mg N/A 500 mg 500 1500 to Diarrhea, No Oxyhydroxide ORALLY 3 mg/day in 2000 mg discolored feces, contraindication times daily 1-week daily nausea per manufactur with meals intervals monitor iron hemostasis in a risk patients KEY: CKD=chronic kidney disease; FDA=Food and Drug Administration; GI=gastrointestinal; MI=myocardial infarction; OTC= PTH=parathyroid hormone; PUD=peptic ulcer disease; RPBC=relative phosphate binding coefficient; Rx=prescription * Based on gram of compound (ie, salt form) or elemental product as listed in the manufacturer information; interpret as relativ does not reflect chemical binding capacity of compound on a molar basis. Use RPBC in combination with available drug stren dose of the phosphate binder that would be equivalent to the index, calcium carbonate. Example: one 800-mg (0.8 g) tablet o carbonate would be equivalent to 0.6 g of calcium carbonate (ie: 0.75 x 0.8). ** Guidelines recommend restricting dose of calcium-based phosphate binders and/or dose of calcitriol or vitamin D analogs i recurrent or persistent hypercalcemia; reduction in calcium dose in cases of arterial calcification, adynamic bone disease, or c decreased serum PTH levels is also suggested. *** The provided sevelamer doses are based on initiation in patients who are not currently receiving a phosphate binder; see specific dosing when switching from current phosphate binder therapy. **** Niacin does not have an FDA indication for this use. Starting doses, titration periods, range of doses used, significant adv place in therapy are from He et al 2013 meta-analysis of niacin or niacinamide added to current therapy in patients receiving d manufacturer of niacin extended-release recommends starting doses of 500 mg at bedtime to reduce severity of adverse effe dose titration by no more than 500 mg every 4 weeks; maximum recommended dose is 2000 mg/day.