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DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1626310
Almotriptan in der Routine-Behandlung akuter Migräneattacken: eine Post-Marketing-Studie mit 899 Patienten
Almotriptan in the treatment of acute migraine attacks: a post-marketing study in 899 patientsPublication History
Publication Date:
18 January 2018 (online)
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Zusammenfassung
In einer Postmarketing-Studie konnten 899 Patientinnen und Patienten mit Migräne bis zu 3 konsekutive Migräneattacken mit Almotriptan (12,5 mg) behandeln. Dokumentiert wurden so 2131 behandelte Migräneattacken. Eine Wirkung nach 2 Stunden, d. h. eine Besserung der Kopfschmerzen von schwer oder mittelschwer auf leichte oder keine Kopfschmerzen wurde bei 84,5% der behandelten Migräneattacken berichtet. Der Prozentsatz der Patienten, die nach 2 Stunden schmerzfrei waren betrug 41,4%. Almotriptan wurde gut vertragen, nur 29 unerwünschte Ereignisse wurden dokumentiert.
Summary
In a postmarkting study 899 patients with migraine could treat up to 3 consecutive migraine attacks with 12,5 mg almotriptan. 2131 treated attacks were documented. Improvement of headache from severe or moderate to mild or no headache after 2 hours was reported in 84.5% of treated migraine attacks. The rate of pain free patients after 2 hours was 41.4%. Almotriptan was well tolerated, only 29 adverse events were reported.
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