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Epilepsia, 1994
Summary: Gabapentin (GBP, Neurontin) is a novel anti‐epileptic drug (AED) that was shown to be effective against refractory partial seizures in five placebo‐controlled trials. However, a number of patients with complex partial seizures experienced an increase in seizure frequency, suggesting that patients suffering from complex partial seizures are ...
Gerhard H. Fromm, Heinz‐Gregor Wieser
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Summary: Gabapentin (GBP, Neurontin) is a novel anti‐epileptic drug (AED) that was shown to be effective against refractory partial seizures in five placebo‐controlled trials. However, a number of patients with complex partial seizures experienced an increase in seizure frequency, suggesting that patients suffering from complex partial seizures are ...
Gerhard H. Fromm, Heinz‐Gregor Wieser
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Gabapentin and gabapentin monohydrate
Acta Crystallographica Section C Crystal Structure Communications, 2001Gabapentin [1-(aminomethyl)cyclohexaneacetic acid, C9H17NO2] is a zwitterion in the solid state. Its crystal structure involves extensive hydrogen bonding between the NH3(+) and COO(-) groups of neighboring molecules. The structure of gabapentin monohydrate [1-(aminomethyl)cyclohexaneacetic acid monohydrate, C9H17NO2-H2O] also involves such hydrogen ...
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2007
Several lines of evidence suggest that loss of central inhibition after deprivation of input from the ear (peripheral deafferentation) may be one cause of chronic tinnitus. Aging and acoustic trauma, the two most common causes of peripheral damage to the auditory system, each decrease input to central auditory structures.
Carol A, Bauer, Thomas J, Brozoski
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Several lines of evidence suggest that loss of central inhibition after deprivation of input from the ear (peripheral deafferentation) may be one cause of chronic tinnitus. Aging and acoustic trauma, the two most common causes of peripheral damage to the auditory system, each decrease input to central auditory structures.
Carol A, Bauer, Thomas J, Brozoski
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