Monograph

J01DD04 - Ceftriaxone

Propably not porphyrinogenic

Rationale

Not metabolised. No data pointing to CYP interaction. Conflicting references.

Chemical description

Parenteral betalactamase stable cephalosporin used in bacterial meningitis and as prophylaxis in abdominal surgery. Not metabolized. Excreted by bile and the kidneys. No data pointing to CYP-affinity. South African list: use with caution. French list: use.

IPNet drug reports

Uneventful use reported in 3 patients with acute porphyria.

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Tradenames

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Ceftriaxon

Ceftriaxone · Rocephine · Rocephine + Lidocaine

Ceftriaxona · Medaxone

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