Essential Neuropharmacology: The Prescriber's Guide

603 Pages·2015·8.943 MB·English

by  Stephen D. Silberstein, Michael J. Marmura, Hsiangkuo Yuan, Stephen M. Stahl

Essential Neuropharmacology
’
The Prescriber s
Guide
Second edition
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Essential Neuropharmacology
’
The Prescriber s
Guide
Second edition
Stephen D. Silberstein
ProfessorJeffersonMedicalCollege,ThomasJeffersonUniversityandDirector,
JeffersonHeadacheCenter,ThomasJeffersonUniversityHospital,Philadelphia,PA,USA
Michael J. Marmura
AssistantProfessor,DepartmentofNeurology,JeffersonHeadacheCenter,
ThomasJeffersonUniversityHospital,Philadelphia,PA,USA
Hsiangkuo Yuan
VisitingScholar,ThomasJeffersonUniversityHospital,DepartmentofNeurology,Philadelphia,
PA,USA
Consultant Editor
Stephen M. Stahl
AdjunctProfessorofPsychiatry,UniversityofCalifornia,SanDiego,CA,
USAandHonoraryVisitingSeniorFellowattheUniversityofCambridge,Cambridge,UK
Withillustrationsby
Nancy Muntner
NeuroscienceEducationInstitute
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Contents
List oficons page xi
Preface xv
Acknowledgements xvi
1. acetazolamide 1
2. alemtuzumab 5
3. almotriptan 9
4. alteplase 13
5. amantadine 17
6. amifampridine 21
7. amitriptyline 24
8. apixaban 29
9. apomorphine 32
10. aprepitant 35
11. aripiprazole 38
12. armodafinil 42
13. aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) 45
14. azathioprine 50
15. baclofen 54
16. benztropine 58
17. bevacizumab 62
18. botulinum toxintypeA 66
19. botulinum toxintypeB 71
20. bromocriptine 74
21. bupropion 78
22. carbamazepine 82
23. carisoprodol 86
24. carmustine 89
25. chlorpromazine 92
26. citalopram 95
27. clobazam 99
28. clonazepam 102
29. clonidine 106
30. clopidogrel 110
31. clozapine 114
32. corticotropin 118
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33. cyclobenzaprine 122
34. cyclophosphamide 125
35. cyclosporine (ciclosporin) 129
36. cyproheptadine 133
37. dabigatran etexilate 136
38. dalfampridine 140
39. dantrolene 143
40. desvenlafaxine 146
41. dexamethasone 150
42. dextromethorphan/quinidine 155
43. diazepam 159
44. diclofenac 164
45. dihydroergotamine 168
46. dimethylfumarate 172
47. dipyridamole and aspirin 175
48. donepezil 179
49. droperidol 183
50. droxidopa 186
51. duloxetine 189
52. edoxaban 194
53. edrophonium 198
54. eletriptan 201
55. entacapone 205
56. escitalopram 209
57. eslicarbazepine acetate 213
58. ethosuximide 216
59. everolimus 219
60. ezogabine 223
61. felbamate 226
62. fingolimod 229
63. flunarizine 233
64. frovatriptan 236
65. gabapentin 239
66. galantamine 243
67. glatiramer acetate 247
68. guanfacine 250
69. haloperidol 254
70. heparin 258
71. indomethacin 262
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72. interferon-β 266
73. intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIg) 270
74. lacosamide 275
75. lamotrigine 278
76. levetiracetam 282
77. levodopaand carbidopa 286
78. levomilnacipran 291
79. lidocaine 295
80. lithium 298
81. mannitol 302
82. meclizine 305
83. memantine 308
84. metaxalone 312
85. methocarbamol 314
86. methotrexate 317
87. methylergonovine 321
88. metoclopramide 324
89. mexiletine 328
90. milnacipran 331
91. mirtazapine 335
92. mitoxantrone 338
93. modafinil 341
94. mycophenolate mofetil 345
95. nabiximols 349
96. naratriptan 352
97. natalizumab 356
98. netupitant/palonosetron 360
99. nimodipine 363
100. nortriptyline 366
101. olanzapine 371
102. ondansetron 375
103. oxcarbazepine 378
104. penicillamine 382
105. perampanel 385
106. phenobarbital 388
107. phenytoin and fosphenytoin 392
108. pizotifen 397
109. pramipexole 400
110. prednisone 404
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111. pregabalin 410
112. primidone 414
113. prochlorperazine 418
114. promethazine 421
115. propranolol 424
116. pyridostigmine 428
117. quetiapine 432
118. quinine sulfate 436
119. ramelteon 439
120. rasagiline 442
121. reserpine 446
122. riluzole 449
123. rituximab 452
124. rivaroxaban 456
125. rivastigmine 459
126. rizatriptan 463
127. ropinirole 467
128. rotigotinetransdermal system 471
129. rufinamide 475
130. selegiline 478
131. sodium oxybate 482
132. sumatriptan 485
133. suvorexant 489
134. tasimelteon 492
135. temozolomide 495
136. teriflunomide 499
137. tetrabenazine 502
138. tiagabine 506
139. timolol 509
140. tizanidine 513
141. topiramate 517
142. trientine hydrochloride 522
143. trihexyphenidyl 525
144. valproic acid 529
145. venlafaxine 534
146. verapamil 539
147. vigabatrin 543
148. vilazodone 546
149. vortioxetinehydrobromide 549
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150. warfarin 552
151. zolmitriptan 557
152. zonisamide 561
List ofabbreviations 565
Index bydrug name 567
Index byuse 575
Index byclass 585
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