2010
DOI: 10.1097/wnf.0b013e3181ee7f63
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Trazodone for the Treatment of Neuroleptic-Induced Acute Akathisia

Abstract: The findings of this double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover study indicate the efficacy of Trz in the management of NIA, corroborating the results of a preliminary pilot study. We suggest that Trz's property of serotonin 2A postsynaptic receptor antagonism may be its principal mechanism for the improvement of NIA.

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“…Amantadin, Benzodiazepine oder Propranolol stellen Alternativen dar [10]. Bei akuter Akathisie ist Trazodon mit Erfolg verabreicht worden [15]. Bei neuroleptikainduzierter maligner Hyperthermie, die allerdings dosisunabhängig auftreten kann, kann eine mechanische Kühlung erforderlich werden.…”
Section: Therapieoptionenunclassified
“…Amantadin, Benzodiazepine oder Propranolol stellen Alternativen dar [10]. Bei akuter Akathisie ist Trazodon mit Erfolg verabreicht worden [15]. Bei neuroleptikainduzierter maligner Hyperthermie, die allerdings dosisunabhängig auftreten kann, kann eine mechanische Kühlung erforderlich werden.…”
Section: Therapieoptionenunclassified
“…In addition, a limitation of current evidence is that 21 Conversely, there were no changes in akathisia ratings when trazodone was switched to placebo after 3 days of treatment. 22 Longer prospective investigations are needed to clarify the adequate duration of treatment with a 5-HT2A antagonist as an antiakathisia agent. In addition, the effective dose range of 5-HT2A antagonists should be addressed in future studies.…”
Section: Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The MEDLINE search found a number of small randomised controlled trials investigating other akathisia treatments, including trazodone (Stryjer 2010), vitamin B 6 (Lerner 2004;Miodownik 2006) and mianserin (Poyurovsky 1999), each of which demonstrated therapeutic benefit. However, there appears to be a growing body of data suggesting that mirtazapine, a presynaptic α 2 receptor and specific serotonin antagonist, may have a greater role to play in the management of akathisia.…”
Section: Mirtazapine: a Novel Therapeutic Optionmentioning
confidence: 99%