Abstract:Amantadine was significantly better than placebo in treating fatigue in MS patients, whereas pemoline was not. The benefit of amantadine was not due to changes in sleep, depression, or neurologic disability.
“…Weinshenker et al (1992) evaluated pemoline for the treatment of fatigue among patients with multiple sclerosis and found a trend suggesting reduced fatigue among patients who received pemoline compared to placebo (Po 0.06). Krupp et al (1995) conducted a randomised, clinical trial to compare amantadine, pemoline, or placebo for the treatment of fatigue in patients with multiple sclerosis. Patients who received amantadine had significantly less fatigue compared to those receiving pemoline or placebo.…”
Section: Interventions For Cancer-related Fatiguementioning
Fatigue is the most prevalent cancer-related symptom and has a significant adverse impact on patients' functional ability and quality of life. Hypotheses regarding the aetiology of cancer-related fatigue are discussed, and clinical practice guidelines for the evaluation and management of oncology patients with fatigue are reviewed. Both nonpharmacologic and pharmacologic strategies for the management of fatigue are summarised.
“…Weinshenker et al (1992) evaluated pemoline for the treatment of fatigue among patients with multiple sclerosis and found a trend suggesting reduced fatigue among patients who received pemoline compared to placebo (Po 0.06). Krupp et al (1995) conducted a randomised, clinical trial to compare amantadine, pemoline, or placebo for the treatment of fatigue in patients with multiple sclerosis. Patients who received amantadine had significantly less fatigue compared to those receiving pemoline or placebo.…”
Section: Interventions For Cancer-related Fatiguementioning
Fatigue is the most prevalent cancer-related symptom and has a significant adverse impact on patients' functional ability and quality of life. Hypotheses regarding the aetiology of cancer-related fatigue are discussed, and clinical practice guidelines for the evaluation and management of oncology patients with fatigue are reviewed. Both nonpharmacologic and pharmacologic strategies for the management of fatigue are summarised.
“…Plusieurs substances ont cependant été testées. L'amantadine (qui possède des effets antiviraux et antiparkinsoniens) semble induire une réduction modeste mais significative de la fatigue, contrairement à la pemoline (stimulant du SNC) qui se révèle inefficace avec de fréquents effets secondaires [33]. Les résultats avec la 3,4-diaminopyridine (bloque les canaux potassiques, prolongeant ainsi la durée du potentiel d'action et améliorant le facteur de sécurité de la transmission nerveuse) sont hétérogènes [34].…”
Section: Fatigue Et Sclérose En Plaquesunclassified
“…"Halsizlik" tipi yorgunluğun tedavisi için yıllarca uyarıcı maddeler kullanılmıştır (6). Son yıllarda MS'de amanfadin (31) ve pemolin'in yorgunluk üzerine etkisi olduğu bildirilmiştir (6,32).…”
Section: -Cinsel Işlev Bozukluğu-unclassified
“…Amantadin ve pemolinin plasebo ile karşılaştırıldığında MS'te bilişsel işlevleri arttırmadığı bildirilmiştir (32). Bilişsel terapi de MS'in bazı semptomlarını düzelterek umut verici bir tedavi yöntemi olarak görünmektedir (33).…”
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