Study of the effect of Baricitinib on the Course of COVID-19
Alina Yuryevna Maslova, Alla Aslanbekovna Tskaeva, Zuleykha Abdulkerimkizi Ashurova, AlinaTemrukovna Abazova, Magomed Muradovich Ismailov, Maryam Muradovna Ismailova, Igor Spartakovich Baklanov, Artem Evgenevich Mishvelov, Sergey Nikolaevich Povetkin, Olga Aleksandrovna Baklanova
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 204–213 · Published 6 Jul 2021
10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i35A31890Abstract
The aim of the study was to determine the effect of the inhibitor of janus kinase – baricitinib ("Olumiant") on the course of COVID-19. This drug baricitinib is able to suppress the systemic inflammatory response, which is one of the common causes of death in COVID-19, is an urgent problem of the study. The study was carried out in the Regional Specialized Budget Infectious Diseases Hospital of Stavropol (Russian Federation, Stavropol Region). In a multivariate analysis, it was shown that the use of baricitinib was associated with a decrease in the frequency of the primary endpoint of death/need for invasive lung ventilation. The use of baricitinib was quite safe, but in some patients there was an increase in the level of transaminases. No cases of hypercoagulation have been reported while taking baricitinib. It was found that patients with a normal BMI are more sensitive to therapy than those who are overweight.75% of patients in the first group had a temperature above 38.0oC. However, against the background of taking the standard treatment regimen and baricitinib, it was noted that the temperature stabilized during the day and did not rise again. Against the background of taking baricitinib, the elimination of the phenomena of respiratory failure and the refusal of an oxygen mask occurred 3.1 times more often than without baricitinib. The authors concluded that the use of baricitinib can be considered as an additional therapy for moderate forms of pneumonia in patients over 65 years or in patients with concomitant chronic diseases in order to suppress the reactions of systemic inflammation and the development of serious respiratory and other system lesions caused by COVID-19.
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