CNS – Child Neurology Society
Oct 14 – 17
Montreal, Canada
Tourette Syndrome
Long-Term Safety and Effect of Ecopipam, a Selective Dopamine D1 Receptor Antagonist, in Children, Adolescents, and Adults With Tourette Syndrome
Authors:
Donald L. Gilbert, Kevin J. Black, Katie Kompoliti, Patricia M. Rice, John A. Flatt, George B. Karkanias, Stephen P. Wanaski, Timothy M. Cunniff, Kinga K. Tomczak
Ecopipam Does Not Negatively Impact Weight, Metabolic Parameters, or Electrocardiogram Measurements or Induce Movement Disorders in Individuals With Tourette Syndrome
Authors:
Tamar C. Katz, Erica Greenberg, Donald L. Gilbert, John A. Flatt, MD; George B. Karkanias, Frederick E. Munschauer, Stephen P. Wanaski, Timothy M. Cunniff, Kinga K. Tomczak
Ecopipam—Evidence for Its Lack of Abuse Potential Based on Evaluation in an 8-Factor Analysis
Authors:
Stephen P. Wanaski, Timothy M. Cunniff, George B. Karkanias, John A. Flatt, Sharon L. Smith, Jane Gosden, David J. Heal
Ecopipam, a First-in-Class, Selective Dopamine D1 Receptor Antagonist, Is Noncarcinogenic in Rodents
Authors:
Stephen P. Wanaski, Timothy M. Cunniff, George B. Karkanias, Duane A. Belote, Andrew Suttie, Alok K. Sharma, Shana R. Dalton
Safety and Effect of Ecopipam During the First 8 Weeks of Tourette Syndrome/Disorder Treatment: A Post Hoc Analysis
Authors:
Kinga K. Tomczak, Tamar C. Katz, John A. Flatt, George B. Karkanias, Stephen P. Wanaski, Timothy M. Cunniff, Donald L. Gilbert
Presence of Common Psychiatric Diagnoses Did Not Impact the Efficacy or Safety of Ecopipam in Individuals With Tourette Syndrome/Disorder
Authors:
Joseph F McGuire, John A. Flatt, George B. Karkanias, Frederick E. Munschauer, Timothy M. Cunniff, Stephen P. Wanaski, Erica Greenberg