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side effect of Na channel blockers Diplopia, Nystagmus, Ataxia, VErtigo, sleepiness, lethargy, cognitive slowing
phenytoin -not for im -no active metabolites -oral dose produce cerebellar-vestibular disturbance -chronic pdm: gingival hyperplasia, hirsutism, osteopenia
fosphenytoin prodrug of pheytoin okay for im
carbamazepine -slow oral abs -induce P450, inc porphyrin formation -epoxide, active metabolite -chronic use cause water retention -NOT FOR acute intermittent porphyria -inc toxicity with LAMOTRIGINE
oxcarbazepine -FDA app for partial seizure -better tolerated at higher levels -MHD metabolite -hyponatremia -no effect on hepatic microsomal ez
Valproic acid -FDA app partial and absence -off-labeled for tonic-clonic -no active metabolites -"fat, shaky, bald, yellow" - acute pancreatitis - hyperammonemia - hepatic tox - inhibit metabolism of phenobarbital and lamotrigine (high protein binding)
lamotrigine -FDA partial seizure -GTC, depression with epilepsy, bipolar depression -metabolized by glucuronidation, good oral abs -t1/2 reduced by phenytoin, carbamazepine, phenobarbital -blood conc dec with oral contraceptives -plasma conc inc with valproic ac
topiramate -FDA partial and GTC -no metabolites -activate hyperpolarizing K current -enhance postsynaptic GABA -limits activation of AMP A kainate (glutamate receptors) -acute myopia w angle closure glaucoma -dec oral contraceptives conc
zonisamide -FDA partial and GTC -metabolized by cyp3a4 -kidney stone!!
lacosamide -cyp2c19 -serine like -inc PR interval, cause conductance pbm
rufinamide new, nothing significant...
use of voltage gated Na channel stabilizers partial and GTC
drugs that enhance GABA channel Benzo, Barbiturate, Topiramate, Flebamate
Flabamate not used b/c hepatic failure, aplastic anemia
enhance GABA synthesis Gabapentin
Block GABA reuptake Tiagabine-marginal benefit
Reduce GABA metabolism Valproic acid, Vigabatrin
severe SE of vigabatrin constrit visual fields
clonazepam for partial, GTC, absence, atonic, myoclonic.
diazepam only, DOC for emergency treatment of status epilepticus
phenobarbital long t1/2, no activate metabolites, inc duration of GABA Cl channel, NOT for AI porphyria
primidone metabozed to PEMA and phenobarbital, with more severe SE
what's T type Ca channel low threshold activated Ca currents, generate rhythmic pacemaker activity in thalamus
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