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Treatment of refractory complex partial seizures: role of vigabatrin
Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment, 10/08/09

Waterhouse EJ et al. – The use of VGB for complex partial seizures should be limited to those patients with seizures refractory to other treatments. Patients must have baseline and follow–up monitoring of visual fields, early assessment of its efficacy, and ongoing evaluation of the benefits and risks of VGB therapy.

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