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Do real-world clinical practice data confirm the results of cenobamate treatment in the clinical program?
A recent study by Spanish authors presents the largest dataset of patients with published cenobamate treatment results under prolonged observation in real-world clinical practice at the time of article publication. Data are derived from an expanded access program for a population with highly drug-resistant focal seizures.
Cenobamate in the Therapy of Pharmacoresistant Epilepsy in a Warfarinized Patient – A Case Study
A case study from Czech practice presents a patient with pharmacoresistant epilepsy and concurrent…
Meta-analysis of Efficacy and Safety of Third-Generation Antiseizure Medications in Adjunctive Treatment of Focal Seizures in Adults with Epilepsy
Epilepsy treatment is primarily symptomatic, aimed at reducing seizure frequency. However, more…
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How Does Cenobamate Compare with Third-Generation Anti-Seizure Medications in Terms of Cost-Effectiveness?
The main goal of epilepsy treatment is to achieve seizure freedom without unacceptable side…
Cenobamate − A Case Study from Slovak Real Practice
Cenobamate is indicated for adjunctive therapy of focal seizures with or without secondary…
Prof. Petr Marusič: Is the Success of Therapy Changing with the Arrival of New Antiepileptics?
At the XXV. postgraduate course in epileptology, 'Jiří Dolanský Days', prof. MUDr. Petr…
Full Compensation of Seizures as the Main Goal of Epilepsy Therapy: Will Patients Achieve It More Easily Than 20 Years Ago?
What is the relationship between the quality of life of patients and the degree of seizure…
Even a Single Epileptic Seizure is Too Much
Focal epileptic seizures resistant to pharmacotherapy represent an ongoing unmet medical need.
Insufficiently Controlled Epilepsy Reduces Quality and Length of Life
The effects of uncontrolled epilepsy far exceed the moment of a seizure, having a substantial…
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