Tiagabine

Evidence-based neurology checklist on tiagabine: Mode of action Tiagabine is a selective GABA reuptake inhibitor It enhances the activity of GABA Indications Dosing Neurological side effects Systemic side effects Seizures aggravated by Tiagabine

Mode of action

  • Tiagabine is a selective GABA reuptake inhibitor
  • It enhances the activity of GABA

Indications

Dosing

Neurological side effects

Systemic side effects

Seizures aggravated by Tiagabine

References

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