2010
DOI: 10.1038/ajg.2009.718
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Arbaclofen Placarbil Decreases Postprandial Reflux in Patients With Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease

Abstract: AP decreased reflux and associated symptoms with good tolerability in patients with GERD.

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“…Jest on prolekiem dla R-baklofenu (aktywnego stereoizomeru baklofenu). Kontrolowane placebo badanie z randomizacją wykazało, że lek (zastosowany w pojedynczej dawce 60 mg) zmniejszał liczbę epizodów refluksowych w badaniu pH-metrii z impedancją oraz liczbę epizodów zgagi związanej z refluksem, był dobrze tolerowany i bezpieczny [19].…”
Section: Agoniści Receptora Kwasu γ γ-Aminomasłowego Gaba Bunclassified
“…Jest on prolekiem dla R-baklofenu (aktywnego stereoizomeru baklofenu). Kontrolowane placebo badanie z randomizacją wykazało, że lek (zastosowany w pojedynczej dawce 60 mg) zmniejszał liczbę epizodów refluksowych w badaniu pH-metrii z impedancją oraz liczbę epizodów zgagi związanej z refluksem, był dobrze tolerowany i bezpieczny [19].…”
Section: Agoniści Receptora Kwasu γ γ-Aminomasłowego Gaba Bunclassified
“…This in turn may lead to potentially improved efficacy through a combination of greater duration of action, subject's convenience, and better safety profile compared with baclofen. 33,34 A recent study demonstrated that arbaclofen significantly reduced the total number of reflux episodes over 12 h in 44 patients with GERD. 34 The most efficacious dose of arbaclofen (60 mg) significantly reduced acid reflux episodes by 35% and heartburn episodes associated with reflux by 49%.…”
Section: Transient Lower Esophageal Sphincter Relaxation (Tlesr) Redumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…33,34 A recent study demonstrated that arbaclofen significantly reduced the total number of reflux episodes over 12 h in 44 patients with GERD. 34 The most efficacious dose of arbaclofen (60 mg) significantly reduced acid reflux episodes by 35% and heartburn episodes associated with reflux by 49%. Arbaclofen had a favorable tolerability and safety profile across the evaluated doses with no significant difference compared with placebo.…”
Section: Transient Lower Esophageal Sphincter Relaxation (Tlesr) Redumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The adverse event profile of the drug, including dizziness and sleepiness has, however, limited its use. The new GABA B receptor agonists are promising drugs, currently being studied, such as lesogaberan and arbaclofen, which have a low profile of adverse effects on the central nervous system (5,11) .…”
Section: Non-acid or Weakly Acid Refluxmentioning
confidence: 99%