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vigabatrin
(redirected from Sabril)

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vigabatrin
Gamma-vinyl GABA, Sabril® Pharmacology A 2nd-line antiepileptic used for convulsions or seizures refractory to other agents Adverse effects Somnolence, stupor, hyperkinesia, insomnia, ↑ weight, facial edema
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Sabril Sarioglu then hit the base of Reina's right-hand post with a curling free-kick that neither Hakan Sukur or Umit Karan could convert on the rebound, while at the other end Kuyt also struck the woodwork with Gerrard's follow-up striking the prone Mondragon on the leg.
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Clinical trials for the treatment of addiction with GVG--known as Sabril in Europe--are now underway in this country.
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Sabril is licensed in the UK and 63 other countries.
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