Sequential drug holiday in Parkinson's disease.
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Humans↗
Biomedical subjects
S Jotkowitz
Publications and source records attributed to S Jotkowitz.
Lack of clinical efficacy of chronic oral physostigmine in Alzheimer's disease.
Ten patients with mild to severe Alzheimer's disease were treated for up to 10 months with 10 to 15 mg oral physostigmine daily or with placebo, according to a single blind, multiple crossover protocol. No clinically meaningful improvement occurred with physostigmine treatment.
Aged↗
Biopsy-proved Alzheimer disease presenting as a right parietal lobe syndrome.
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Alzheimer Disease↗
Drug regulation.
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Drug and Narcotic Control↗
Giant-cell arteritis, steroids and sciatica.
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Aged↗
Package inserts and FDA policy.
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Drug Labeling↗
Chronic paroxysmal hemicrania and cluster.
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Adult↗
Need for uncombined carbidopa to treat parkinsonism.
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Carbidopa↗
Treatment of Parkinson's disease with bromocriptine.
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Bromocriptine↗
Multiple sclerosis and exposure to house pets.
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Animals↗
Brain abscess associated with facial trauma.
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Brain Abscess↗
Letter: Urinary retention as complication of levodopa therapy.
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Humans↗
Letter: Epsilon aminocaproic acid and possible pulmonary emboli.
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Aminocaproates↗
Pharmacology of imipramine.
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Depression, Chemical↗