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Hall, J. It has been reported that 4. Clinically important toxic effects have been reported, including fatalities. While the phenomenon of hyperpyrexia and multi-organ failure is now relatively well known, other serious effects have become apparent more recently. A broad knowledge of these pathologies and their treatment is necessary for anyone working in an acute medical speciality. An overview of MDMA pharmacology and acute toxicity will be given followed by a plan for clinical management. The immediate effects of Ecstasy vary from almost universal minor symptoms to those that are rare but potentially life-threatening. Minor side-effects include trismus, tachycardia and bruxism. An additional association and possible causation in morbidity and mortality related to trauma is hard to quantify. It has been reported that recreational drugs have become a major associated factor in fatal road traffic accidents. MDMA causes the release of serotonin 5-hydroxytryptamine; 5-HT , dopamine and norepinephrine in the central nervous system. MDMA has also been shown to bind and inhibit their reuptake transporters at the synapse, principally with 5-HT. The chemical structures of these important neurotransmitters are also shown in Figure 1. These compounds are involved in the control of mood but are also central to the mechanisms of thermoregulation and control of sleep, appetite, reward and the autonomic nervous system. Typically, after oral ingestion 75— mg , desired effects begin within 1 h and last 4—6 h. MDMA metabolism involves two main pathways. In the other, N -dealkylation, deamination and oxidation is followed by conjugation with glycine. However, the formation of an enzyme—metabolite complex results in auto-inhibition that renders all subjects, regardless of genotype, phenotypically poor metabolizers after two consecutive doses. There is considerable scope for interaction between Ecstasy and other drugs that affect these pathways. A number of minor clinical symptoms and signs in Ecstasy users relate to a disturbance in the central and autonomic nervous systems. The principal features are shown in Table 2. An increased risk of trauma, particularly from road traffic accidents, is self-evident. This is particularly likely as most recreational drug users travel to venues, often by car because of late finishing times. They may combine Ecstasy use with that of other agents that may impair judgement, principally alcohol, marijuana and cocaine. An association between Ecstasy use and cerebral haemorrhage, cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, and aplastic anaemia has been reported. This can lead to alveolar rupture and subsequent tracking of air along the perivascular space. However, in one case, a small oesophageal tear was found. They were investigated with chest radiographs and contrast swallow and treated with i. Little is known about the aetiology of sudden death in individuals who had taken MDMA. It seems likely that the sympathomimetic effects of the drug may precipitate a dysrhythmic catastrophe. This may occur in an otherwise perfectly healthy individual. However, undiagnosed cardiomyopathy, hypertension or viral myocarditis may be involved. A number of other congenital cardiac conduction abnormalities may go undiagnosed in young people such as Wolff—Parkinson—White, Romano—Ward, Brugada, and Jervell and Lange—Nielsen Syndromes. These individuals are evidently at risk of sudden death from excessive sympathetic stimulation. The syndrome of hyperpyrexia together with rhabdomyolysis and multi-organ failure is well described. Some of these effects may be explained by the euphoric effects of the drug, accentuated by repetitive music and a crowded environment. It is known that both 5-HT and dopamine are involved in central control of thermoregulation and that MDMA effects lead to the activation of mechanisms that both conserve and generate heat. The serotonin syndrome is probably the most extreme of these effects. The occurrence of gross hyperpyrexia and its consequences in predominantly nightclub-going UK users, led to the suggestion that the circumstances in which the drug is taken is pivotal to the occurrence of this complication. There is an excess of deaths in relation to parties in the summer and at New Year. Patients present with hyperpyrexia, muscle rigidity, hyper-reflexia and are often subsequently found to have rhabdomyolysis. Impaired consciousness, disseminated intravascular coagulation DIC and multi-organ failure rapidly follow. Five organ-system failure is not unusual; some of these cases have survived after prompt treatment in an intensive care environment. Denborough and Hopkinson 12 suggested that there might be a direct effect of Ecstasy on muscle. They showed some augmentation of the halothane and caffeine induced muscle contraction produced in vitro while testing muscle biopsy specimens in the investigation of possible malignant hyperthermia MH. However, this work has been criticized for using concentrations of MDMA up to times greater than that found in the plasma of Ecstasy-related fatalities. The overlap in clinical features between MDMA-induced hyperthermia and severe heat stroke, neuroleptic malignant syndrome, serotonergic syndrome and MH cannot be ignored. It may be that these pathological entities ultimately share a final common pathway associated with the consequences of extreme hyperthermia. All would agree, that rapid cooling measures are essential along with the support of failing organ systems. Dantrolene has been used in the treatment of Ecstasy-related hyperpyrexia. While of established benefit in MH, its use in these other conditions remains controversial. It has been suggested that dantrolene treats the effects and not the cause of hyperpyrexia and that it may be better to direct treatment at central mechanisms of thermoregulation. This is particularly so when they occur sporadically, across a variety of centres. However, this is not always the case with heatstroke. The use of dantrolene in the treatment of heatstroke has been investigated by the Heatstroke Centre in Makkah, Saudi Arabia. An experienced unit, they were able to study 52 patients over a 4 day period in a randomized double blind controlled trial. This group is, however, well-practised and has equipment for patient cooling not usually available in other countries, where severe heatstrokes occur less commonly. A review of case reports over the initial 10 yr of widespread use of MDMA lends some support to the use of dantrolene. While an entirely arbitrary period, it allows for a reasonable number of cases to be considered. Cases described beyond this time have been excluded because dantrolene had become well established on the basis of anecdotal evidence and withholding the drug might suggest inadequate care on a number of levels. Cases reported over this period have been broken down into those with peak temperatures in the ranges 41— Peak temperatures in the range 41— It has been noted that more rapid control of temperature was achieved in cases where dantrolene was used. Once hyperthermia occurs, the calcium requirement for excitation—contraction coupling is reduced, so that hyperthermia alone can cause a degree of muscle contraction with a consequent increase in heat production and metabolic demand. This added complication can be counteracted by the administration of dantrolene, which raises the calcium requirement for excitation—contraction coupling in skeletal muscle. This may be the reason why dantrolene appears to make a difference in survival for patients presenting with very high body temperatures. MDMA is one of the many pharmacological triggers of the serotonin syndrome. This syndrome is characterized by a rapid onset, with confusion, diaphoresis, diarrhoea and cardiovascular instability. Increased muscle tone and rigidity are accompanied by shivering, tremor, heightened deep tendon reflexes and myoclonus. Serotonin syndrome clearly shows great similarity to the acute hyperthermia and multi-organ failure seen with MDMA toxicity, and also MH and neuroleptic malignant syndrome. Other drugs known to cause the serotonin syndrome include amphetamines, cocaine and various anti-depressant agents. A number of agents commonly used in anaesthesia and critical care also display these characteristics. The phenylpiperidine series opioids, pethidine meperidine , tramadol, methadone, dextromethorphan and propoxyphene all have a weak SRI effect and linezolid and isoniazid have MAOI properties. The serotonin syndrome may cause severe hyperthermia in MDMA users that have not engaged in significant physical exertion. Mild cases may resolve spontaneously, but should be monitored closely. In severe cases, deep sedation, paralysis and ventilation should be undertaken. As the production of heat is secondary to muscle contraction, and hyperthermia arises because heat production exceeds the body's capacity to lose heat, paralysis immediately cuts heat production and body temperature should decrease rapidly without any further active cooling measures. Awareness of the danger of hyperthermia among users of MDMA led to the practice of drinking large volumes of water to prevent the compounding effect of dehydration. However, a number of deaths in Ecstasy users have been reported resulting from dilutional hyponatraemia and consequent cerebral oedema. They showed a marked increase in plasma levels of ADH that would not have been expected at that time of day and were not matched by increases in ACTH as might be expected if part of a stress response. Additionally, as is described above, some genetic polymorphism in relation to COMT may result in a greater release of ADH in some individuals. However, it is clear once again that the circumstances in which the drug is taken affects the incidence of a significant complication, in this case, fluid consumption which exceeds the body's requirements. There may be some benefit if users of MDMA rehydrate with electrolyte-containing fluids. Conventional management of dilutional hyponatraemia is with fluid restriction, and this is adequate in the great majority of cases of MDMA-associated hyponatraemia. Distinction should be made between the treatment of chronic hyponatraemia and the management of MDMA-associated hyponatraemia, where an acute derangement has occurred. However, the patient with mild to moderate MDMA-associated hyponatraemia will usually correct automatically by producing a diuresis within hours. The more severely ill patient may not be sufficiently stable to allow such a conservative approach and the use of hypertonic saline solution may be required. There is little evidence concerning the effectiveness of diuretics or mannitol in this situation. In cases of MDMA-related hyponatraemia, other complications may coexist including cardiovascular instability. Isotonic saline may be most appropriate in this circumstance. Hepatic failure has been reported as part of a picture of multi-organ failure attributable to hyperpyrexia. Isolated liver damage of varying severity has also been reported. In the former, liver histology generally shows a picture of centrilobular necrosis and microvascular steatosis, a picture consistent with heatstroke. The presence of eosinophils and histiocytes constitute strong evidence for a hypersensitivity reaction. Encephalopathy may occur and presentation can be fulminant. Treatment is primarily supportive and most patients survive. It is interesting that recurrence has been reported on re-exposure to the drug, which along with the eosinophilic infiltration may suggest an immunologically mediated mechanism. Though anxiety is often seen as a minor side-effect of MDMA use, there have been a number of reports of more severe reaction with an acute panic disorder. In one report, another user from the same source reacted similarly 75 though this has not been seen elsewhere. Prior and subsequent Ecstasy use has been reported without similar effect. Though most anxiety and panic reactions settle within hours, there have been reports of a persisting condition lasting several months. Longer-term therapy has been recorded with a number of agents including benzodiazepines and SSRI antidepressants. There is good evidence, in a rat model, for a MDMA-induced depletion in central 5-HT levels associated with anxiety and depression, and that this may be in part attenuated by chronic fluoxetine treatment. Though there is some diminution after a period of abstinence, the incidence of problems is related to the number of occasions in which MDMA has been used. However, it is unlikely that patients would present with serious adverse effects so soon. Urgent fluid replacement is essential in the patient with marked hypotension and tachycardia attributable to intravascular volume depletion. Labetalol is preferred for the treatment of tachycardia and hypertension secondary to the sympathomimetic effects of MDMA. However, i. It is important to replace fluid losses and thus enable thermoregulation. Paralysis may be required in order to break the cycle of heat generation. Any patient with a significantly impaired level of consciousness, seizures or hyperpyrexia requiring aggressive cooling and dantrolene, should be sedated, the trachea intubated and lungs ventilated. Each vial of dantrolene contains 20 mg along with 3 g of mannitol and sodium hydroxide to give a final pH of 9. Alkalinization of urine along with an adequate diuresis may protect the kidneys from failure because of myoglobinuria. Patients with hyponatraemia often have a normal or low temperature and should not be given i. In most cases, treatment is essentially supportive. However, temperature control is important and immediate volume replacement followed by dantrolene and aggressive cooling is likely to be useful with severe hyperthermia. It is important to remember that temperature on arrival may not represent the peak and continued monitoring is required. Conversely, the temperature may have already peaked and significant tissue damage occurred before arrival at hospital. Paralysis and ventilation is the best management for acute serotonin syndrome. Consideration should be given to the early establishment of invasive monitoring access and a haemodialysis catheter if multi-organ failure and DIC is expected. It is clear that despite large-scale consumption of MDMA, serious acute illness remains relatively rare. However, when complications occur, they can be life-threatening, and require the implementation of a clearly thought plan, based on the clinical state and knowledge of the physiological effects and toxicity profile of MDMA. There are still many unanswered questions regarding the pathophysiology and pharmacology of the acute toxic effects of MDMA. It is clear that many different neuroendocrine systems can be affected and that the variety of side-effects may depend upon a multitude of other factors both environmental and pharmacogenetic. Additionally, there still remains the possibility of permanent damage to serotonergic neurological pathways in users of MDMA. Google Scholar. Google Preview. BJA ; This issue was discussed in our manuscript; however, article size constraints limited its coverage. There is clearly an overlap in clinical features of MDMA- induced hyperthermia, severe heat stroke, neuroleptic malignant syndrome, serotonergic syndrome and MH that cannot be ignored. However, it may be that these pathological entities simply share a final common pathway associated with the consequences of extreme hyperthermia. They looked for a direct effect of MDMA on muscle biopsy specimens that had been taken for investigation of possible MH and found some augmentation of the halothane- and caffeine-induced contraction in vitro. The data was far from conclusive. Furthermore, this work has been criticized for using concentrations of MDMA up to times greater than that found in the plasma of Ecstasy-related fatalities. Though MH is in itself rare, the extremely widespread use of MDMA might be expected to have included some such subjects. Additionally, there have been no reports of any clear familial sensitivity to the drug, unlike susceptibility to MH where a strong family history is often evident. The common unifying feature of the sporadic MDMA-related fatal hyperthermic reactions has been noted to relate more to the circumstances of drug use than to any genetic or metabolic characteristic of the individual concerned. Br J Anaesth ; 2. Med J Aust ; 3. Hall AP. Med J Aust ; 4. Henry JA. Ecstasy and the dance of death. Br Med J ; Indeed overlaps in the pathophysiology of MDMA-induced hyperthermia and MH as well as severe heat stroke, neuroleptic malignant syndrome and serotonergic syndrome are tempting to speculate. Currently, there seems to be little common sense in the definition of a MH trigger. On the other hand a MH trigger is defined as a substance that is capable of inducing a MH crisis in a genetically determined individual in a clinically relevant dosage without any relevant co-factors1. Our study group was able to demonstrate that cumulative doses 0. Klingler et al. The authors concluded that the neuromuscular junction is a target of MDMA. This is comparable to the site of action of succinylcholine, one of the classic MH triggers. However, yet there is no case reported of a MH crisis after succinylcholine injection by itself without the following administration of a volatile anaesthetic3, which would by definition exclude succinylcholine as a MH trigger. Albeit, MDMA might just present as a MH triggering co-factor at the receptor interaction on the skeletal muscle level, the actual risk in combination with central serotoninergic, dopaminergic, cholinergic, histaminergic and adrenergic effects5 is not yet clarified. Furthermore, MDMA-abusers are usually exposed to further MH co-factors such as caffeine supplementation of ecstasy pills with caffeine, caffeine containing 'energy drinks' , external heat exposure to heat at 'raves' and impaired thermoregulation excessive exertion and inadequate fluid replacement 2,4. At least, additive effects should receive consideration. Considering the above mentioned issues, it is obvious that the pharmacological properties of MDMA have to be defined more precisely, especially in patients susceptible to malignant hyperthermia. Anesthesiology ; 2. Br J Anaesth ; 6: 3. Complications of anaesthesia in neuromuscular disorders. Neuromuscul Disord ; 4. JPET ; 5. Br J Pharmacol ; 6. Anesthesiology ; Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide. Sign In or Create an Account. Sign in through your institution. Advanced Search. Search Menu. Article Navigation. Close mobile search navigation Article Navigation. Volume Article Contents Abstract. Pharmacology and pharmacokinetics. Adverse effects. MDMA and sudden death. Hyperpyrexia, rhabdomyolysis and multi-organ failure. Serotonin syndrome. Hyponatraemia and cerebral oedema. Liver failure. Management of acute MDMA toxicity. Journal Article. Hall , A. E-mail: andrew. Oxford Academic. Cite Cite A. Select Format Select format. Table 1 Open in new tab. Major acute syndromes related to MDMA. Sudden death. Exertional hyperpyrexia leading to rhabdomyolysis and multi-organ failure Serotonin syndrome Hyponatraemia and cerebral oedema Isolated acute liver failure Cerebrovascular accidents Acute anxiety and panic disorder. Fig 1. Open in new tab Download slide. Table 2 Open in new tab. Minor clinical symptoms and signs seen with MDMA. Table 3 Open in new tab. Aetiology of hyperthermia associated with MDMA. Table 4 Open in new tab. Aetiology of hyponatraemia associated with MDMA. Table 5 Open in new tab. The management of acute MDMA toxicity. Google Scholar Crossref. Search ADS. Google Scholar PubMed. Right bundle branch block, persistent ST segment elevation and sudden cardiac death: a distinct clinical and electrocardiographic syndrome: a multicenter report. Acute and long-term effects of MDMA on cerebral dopamine biochemistry and function. Chronic ecstasy 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine abuse: a recurrent and unpredictable cause of severe acute hepatitis. MDMA induced hyperthermia: a survivor with an initial body temperature of Ecstasy MDMA : a review of its possible persistent psychological effects. Ecstasy MDMA mimics the post-orgasmic state: impairment of sexual drive and function during acute MDMA-effects may be due to increased prolactin secretion. Subjective effects of 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine in recreational users. The role of mitochondrial uncoupling in 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine-mediated skeletal muscle hyperthermia and rhabdomyolysis. Recreational drug use and driving: a qualitative study. Available from Author Webpage. Quitting ecstasy: an investigation of why people stop taking the drug and their subsequent mental health. Pathophysiological role of the serotonin system in malignant hyperthermia. Exertional heat stroke induced by amphetamine analogues: does dantrolene have a place? Ecstasy intoxication: appreciation of complications and the role of dantrolene. All rights reserved. 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