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Cephalalgia, 1996
Ergotamine has been used for many years in the treatment of migraine, although there is little formal clinical evidence that it is significantly more efficacious than placebo. A number of side effects associated with ergotamine have been reported in the literature, including myocardial infarction, ischaemia of limb extremities, and fibrotic changes ...
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Ergotamine has been used for many years in the treatment of migraine, although there is little formal clinical evidence that it is significantly more efficacious than placebo. A number of side effects associated with ergotamine have been reported in the literature, including myocardial infarction, ischaemia of limb extremities, and fibrotic changes ...
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Ergotamine and nicergoline – Facts and myths
Pharmacological Reports, 2015Ergotamine, being a representative of naturally occurring ergoline alkaloids, derived from d-lysergic acid, and nicergoline, a d-lumilysergic acid derivative belonging to semi-synthetic ergot-derived alkaloids, display diversified affinity for adrenergic, serotoninergic, and dopamine receptors.
Jacek Sapa +4 more
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ERGOTAMINE TARTRATE IN PRURITUS
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1933To the Editor: —InThe Journal, February 4, page 328, Drs. Ernstene and Banks record their experience with ergotamine tartrate as an antipruritic agent and refer to my clinical note (The Journal, Nov. 14, 1931, p. 1563) on the subject. The lack of uniform results with this drug in the treatment of pruritus in urticaria and other dermatoses has already ...
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ERGOTAMINE TOLERANCE IN PATIENTS WITH MIGRAINE
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1955The use of ergot for the treatment of headache was first recommended in 1898 by Thomson 1 in a medical textbook. In 1922 alkaloid ergotamine tartrate was developed, and several years after this its use in the treatment of migraine was suggested. 2 Since then it has become generally recognized as the treatment of choice in migraine.
Percy Brazil +2 more
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Systemic Availability of Ergotamine in various Ergotamine Preparations
Acta Neurologica Scandinavica, 2009H. Havanka‐Kanniainen +3 more
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Teratogen update: Ergot and ergotamine
Teratology, 1995AbstractErgotamine is a purified ergot alkaloid that has been suspected of being teratogenicAnimal data have shown effects mainly at doses toxic to the mother. Clinical reports in humans have been anecdotal, but in many the malformations are consistent with vascular injury.
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Management of Ergotamine Withdrawal
1988Excessively frequent use of ergotamine is known to produce a number of complications which interfere with the effective management of patients with chronic recurrent headaches. It is known to produce malaise, nausea and, above all, increased frequency of headache (Lippman 1955; Saper 1967; Rose and Wilkinson 1976), and subsequently a predictable daily ...
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Ergotamine suppositories [PDF]
Pharmaceutisch weekblad, 1981 J. M. A. Pijnenburg +2 more
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