Restless legs syndrome.

William G Ondo

Review Current neurology and neuroscience reports 2005 15 citações

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Tipo de Estudo: Review
População: RLS patients

Intervenção: Restless legs syndrome. Dopaminergic medications
Comparador: None
Desfecho Primário: RLS symptom relief
Direção do Efeito: Positive
Risco de Viés: Unclear

Abstract

Restless legs syndrome is a very common and still under-diagnosed neurologic condition that can cause severe morbidity. The pathology centers around central nervous system iron homeostatic dysregulation with subsequent alterations in dopaminergic functioning. Genetic studies will hopefully soon identify specific abnormalities. Treatment of restless legs syndrome with dopaminergic medications is highly effective, although augmentation may occur eventually and require dosing flexibility.

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Treatment of restless legs syndrome with dopaminergic medications is highly effective, although augmentation may occur eventually and require dosing flexibility.

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