Essential Neuropharmacology

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Reviews the most important medications used by neurologists. Each drug listing contains the range of indications, tips for dosing and avoiding adverse events, and lists the advantages and disadvantages of every medication.

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acetazolamide	almotriptan	alteplase	amantadine
amitriptyline	apomorphine	armodafinil	aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid)
azathioprine

baclofen	benztropine	botulinum toxin type A	botulinum toxin type B
bromocriptine

carbamazepine	carbidopa/levodopa	carisoprodol	chlorpromazine
clonazepam	clonidine	clopidogrel	clozapine
cyclobenzaprine	cyclophosphamide	cyclosporine	cyproheptadine

dantrolene	3,4-diaminopyridine	diazepam	dihydroergotamine (Dhe)
dipyridamole and aspirin	donepezil	droperidol	duloxetine

gabapentin	galantamine	glatiramer acetate	guanfacine
guanidine hydrochloride

mannitol	meclizine	memantine	metaxalone
methocarbamol	methotrexate	methylergonovine	methysergide
metoclopramide	mexiletine	mitoxantrone	modafinil
mycophenolate mofetil

penicillamine	phenobarbital	phenytoin	pizotifen
pramipexole	prednisone	pregabalin	primidone
prochlorperazine	propranolol	pyridostigmine

rasagiline	reserpine	riluzole	rituximab
rivastigmine	rizatriptan	ropinirole	rufinamide

tetrabenazine	tiagabine	timolol	tizanidine
topiramate	trientine hydrochloride	trihexyphenidyl

Essential Neuropharmacology

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Table of Contents

Introduction

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Index by drug name (generic and international trade names)

Index by use

Index by class

Abbreviations

Mannitol

Therapeutics

Brands

Generic?

Class

Commonly Prescribed for

How the Drug Works

How Long Until It Works

If It Works

If It Doesn't Work

Best Augmenting Combos for Partial Response or Treatment-Resistance

Tests