Banner
Banner
Genetic
examination
More
Detection of 60 kinds of drug sensitivity in children

The existing 3500 kinds of drugs, specifically for children only 60 kinds, accounting for 1.7% of the total

The at least 50% drugs in pediatric use not marked children's usage and dosage

I think that children are young adults, pediatric medicine, medicine is breaking half reduction point of view is wrong

I have about 30000 children each year due to improper medication in the silent world. The incidence of adverse drug reactions in children was 12.5%, 2 times for adults and 24.4% in newborns, 4 times as high as that of adults.

The "underserved", because of China's annual 5 ~ 14 year old child deaths from preventable and treatable diseases may be as many as 100 thousand

The development of children's medicines is the main obstacle in clinical trials and research and development, to help policy


Specimen type

Oral mucosa

Detection method and type of instrument

The first generation sequencing technology (Sanger sequencing); 3500 Dx gene analyzer

 

60 kinds of drug gene detection in children


Bromhexine new

Used for older children (> 6 years old)

Penovillin

Generally used for more than 5 years old

Dextromethorphan

2 years old to follow the doctor's advice

Formoterol

<4 years old to follow the doctor's advice

Procaterol

Premature children, newborns, young children with   caution

Salmeterol fluticasone

<4 years old should be used with caution

Montelukast sodium

<2 years old foreign granules, but required by the   doctor's advice

Digestive system medication


Colloidal bismuth citrate

Young children generally should not take this product

Ranitidine

Disabled under 8 years old

Omeprazole

Baby with caution

Bisacodyl

Disabled under 6 years old

Phenolphthalein

Infants disabled

Activated carbon

Less than 3 years old as with long-term diarrhea   bloating disabled

Racer Cardo song

Children under one month are not recommended for use

Scopolamine

Milk children, infants caution

Domperidone

Within 1 year of age should be particularly cautious

Sisibili

Premature newborns are not recommended

Phosphatidylcholine

Neonates and premature children ban injection

Sulfasalazine

Children under 2 years old disabled

Urinary system


Spirolactone

Applications less than 2 years old should be prescribed   by the doctor

Endocrine System


Metformin

Not recommended for children under 10 years of age

Anti-microbial drugs


Cefuroxime axetil

Drugs can not be chewed, 5 years of age should not be   used

More cephalosporins

Premature children, newborns are not recommended

Cefprozil

Baby less than 6 months is not recommended

Cefoperazone

Premature children and newborns should be used with   caution

Cefixime

Baby less than 6 months with caution

Cefpodoxime proxetil

Children less than 2 months safety has not been   established

Cefepime

Children less than 2 months of safety and efficacy is   not determined

Meropenem

Not recommended for less than 3 months

Chloramphenicol

Neonatal and premature children are disabled

Acetylspiramycin

Less than June security is not clear

Clarithromycin

The efficacy and safety of less than 6 months remains   unclear

Azithromycin

Safety of oral administration in children under 6   months and intravenous safety of children under 16 years old are not clear

Chu (add more)


Aminoglycosides

Pharmacopoeia less than 6 years of caution, Zhejiang   Province version of antibiotic guidance is prohibited

Polymyxin B

Not recommended for children under 2 years of age

Clindamycin

Less than January newborn should not be applied, (some   drugs manual for caution below 4 years of age)

To vancomycin

Neonatal disabled

 

Website: www.chinacareline.com

consumer hotline: 400-0825-00



60 kinds of drug gene detection in children


Sulfadiazine

Baby less than 2 months disabled

Methoxypyrimidine

Baby less than 2 months disabled

Nitrofurantoin

Neonatal disabled

Quinolones

Generally not for children under 18 years of age and   adolescents, such as the needs of the disease, should improve the informed   informed.

Rifampin

Not for newborns, less for infants within 3 months

Ketoconazole

2 years of age should not be used, over 2 years of   caution

Fluconazole

The safety and effectiveness of pediatric medication   following June are undetermined

Flucytosine

Pediatric safety is not clear

Amantadine

Should not be used for infants under 1 year old

Levamisole

Disabled under 2 years old

Tolbutazole

Under 2 years of caution

Albendazole

Under 2 years of caution

Acyclovir

Children under 2 years old dose not determined

Zanamivi

Drug safety less than 7 years old unknown

Praziquantel

Children under 4 years of medication security is not   sure

Anti-inflammatory analgesic class


aspirin

Currently not recommended as the first choice for   children's antipyretics

Lysine aspirin

Currently not recommended as the first choice for   children's antipyretics

Nimesulide

Not recommended as a first-line antipyretics (disabled   after May 20, 2011 for children under 12 years of age)

Ibuprofen

For children over March

Anti-allergy medicine


Diphenhydramine

Neonates, premature children hanged

Benzene Hymen

Neonates, premature children hanged

Promethazine

Children under 2 caution, neonatal, premature children   disabled

Chlorpheniramine maleate

Neonatal or premature children should not be used,   infants and young children with caution

Ketotifen fumarate

Children less than 6 months are disabled

Hydroxyzine hydrochloride

Infants and young children disabled, caution under 6   years old

Cyproheptadine

A dose of less than 1 mg less than 6 years old, 2 years   of age should not be used

Loratadine

The safety of medication for children under 2 years old   is unclear

Clemastine fumarate

Neonatal, premature children disabled

Nutritional medication


Fat emulsion injection

Neonates and immature children with hyperbilirubinemia   or pulmonary hypertension with caution

Vitamin A (retinol acetate)

(Which may be high-dose) infants and young children on   a large number or excess vitamin sensitive than A, should be used with   caution



Immunosuppressant


Cyclosporine

Children under 1 year old should not be used

Immune enhancer


Pidotimod

Suitable for children over 2 years old

Dermatological medication


Silver sulfadiazine

Infants under 2 months are disabled

Halon pine

Children under 2 caution

Camphor

Infants disabled

Website: www.chinacareline.com

consumer hotline: 400-0825-00



60 kinds of drug gene detection in children


Tacrolimus

Children under 2 years old are disabled

Pimecrolimus

Children under 2 years old are disabled

Nasal anti-allergy medicine


Beclomethasone propionate

Used above 6 years old

Mometasone furoate

3 years old or more use