2015
DOI: 10.1185/03007995.2015.1067193
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Betahistine plus piracetam dual therapy versus betahistine monotherapy for peripheral vestibular vertigo: a confounder-corrected subanalysis of the OSVaLD study

Abstract: By using propensity-score matching, which controls for potential heterogeneity in patient baseline characteristics and small patient numbers, the results of this analysis suggest that combined betahistine and piracetam may be more effective than betahistine alone in patients with peripheral vestibular vertigo.

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“…Earlier it was also found that dual therapy is more efficient in the treatment of peripheral vestibular disorders than the betahistine monotherapy. 16…”
Section: Possible Agents Of the Conservative Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Earlier it was also found that dual therapy is more efficient in the treatment of peripheral vestibular disorders than the betahistine monotherapy. 16…”
Section: Possible Agents Of the Conservative Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ранее было установлено, что более эффективно лечение, включающее медикаментозную терапию (пирацетам) и логопедические занятия. Одновременное применение бетагистина и пирацетама у пациентов с эпизодическим системным головокружением дает лучшие результаты, чем монотерапия бетагистином [18]. Эти данные, полученные в достаточно крупном исследовании OSVaLD (включено 2272 пациента), расширяют возможности применения пирацетама, в частности при ХРМК с преимущественной ишемией задних отделов головного мозга.…”
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