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Restless Legs Syndrome Is Associated with Peripheral Hypoxia
  • Hurley, Dan
Neurology Today | Published: July 03, 2014
doi:10.1097/01.NT.0000452270.95491.4a: ISSN 13
FEATURES
...ARTICLE IN BRIEFInvestigators reported that the severity of restless legs syndrome (RLS) symptoms is associated in a dose-dependent manner with peripheral hypoxia, suggesting that impaired delivery of oxygen

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Restless Legs Syndrome | Anoxia

Genes Discovered for Restless Leg Syndrome and Periodic Leg Movements
  • Robinson, Richard
Neurology Today | Published: September 04, 2007
doi:10.1097/01.NT.0000291684.83995.89: ISSN 17
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...ARTICLE IN BRIEF✓ Two separate research groups have identified three genes that account for 70 percent of all cases of restless legs syndrome.Three genes account for up to 70 percent all cases of restless legs syndrome

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Restless Legs Syndrome | Genes

Pregabalin Reported to Improve Restless Legs Symptoms and Sleep
  • GOODMAN, ALICE
Neurology Today | Published: June 04, 2009
doi:10.1097/01.NT.0000354551.40311.ab: ISSN 11
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...SEATTLE, WA—Pregabalin (Lyrica) may be a new therapeutic option for patients with restless legs syndrome (RLS), according to a double-blind, placebo-controlled study reported here at a late-breaking session at the AAN

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Restless Legs Syndrome | Sleep

CABERGOLINE REPORTED TO RELIEVE RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME
  • Gillis, David
Neurology Today | Published: March 01, 2005
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
...Both the sensorimotor symptoms and sleep disorder of restless legs syndrome (RLS) improve with treatment with cabergoline, according to a new study in Neurology. Investigators reported that this dopamine agonist

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Restless Legs Syndrome

STUDY CONFIRMS GENETIC LINK FOR EARLY‐ONSET RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME
  • Moyer, Paula
Neurology Today | Published: September 01, 2002
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...Neurologists who treat patients with restless legs syndrome (RLS) have long suspected that there is a difference between early-onset and late-onset patients, and that the early-onset form is more often genetic

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COMPROMISED BRAIN IRON ABNORMALITIES LINKED TO EARLY‐ONSET RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME
  • Moyer, Paula
Neurology Today | Published: July 01, 2005
NEWS FROM THE AAN ANNUAL MEETING
...MIAMI BEACH—Patients with early-onset restless legs syndrome (RLS) are more likely than late-onset patients to have low CNS iron levels, according to investigators whose findings were presented here at the AAN Annual

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Restless Legs Syndrome | Iron

RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME: QUALITY OF LIFE IS IMPAIRED, DOPAMINE AGONIST EFFECTIVE
  • Robinson, Richard
Neurology Today | Published: September 01, 2003
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...HONOLULU — Restless legs syndrome (RLS) affects as many as 10 percent of Americans, making it one of the most common of all neurological disorders. While the symptoms are only mildly bothersome to some people, others

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Restless Legs Syndrome | Dopamine Agonists

For RLS, New Clues on Why Symptoms Worsen Over Time
  • Talan, Jamie
Neurology Today | Published: March 20, 2014
doi:10.1097/01.NT.0000445556.89092.99: ISSN 6
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...ARTICLE IN BRIEFInvestigators reported that pregabalin provided significantly improved treatment outcomes as compared with placebo for restless legs syndrome, and augmentation rates were significantly lower

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Restless Legs Syndrome

INCREASING REPORTS OF RESTRICTIVE VALVULAR HEART DISEASE WITH PERGOLIDE USE
  • Schuster, Larry
Neurology Today | Published: August 01, 2004
ARTICLES
... unrecognized, complication of this class of agents, which are widely used not only in Parkinson's disease but also in restless legs syndrome and various common endocrine dysfunctions.“Therefore, until more is known...

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Heart Valve Diseases | Pergolide

UNRAVELING THE NEUROBIOLOGYOF CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS
  • Moyer, Paula
Neurology Today | Published: May 01, 2003
THERAPY PIPELINE
... a circadian component, such as restless legs syndrome, Alzheimer disease, and other sleep-related disorders.“Circadian research has enormous implications for clinical neurology,” said Mark Mahowald, MD, in a phone...

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