Gabapentin
Evidence-based neurology checklist on gabapentin: Mode of action Gabapentin is a voltage-gated calcium channel modulator It increases brain GABA synthesis Indications Dosing Neurological side effects Genitourinary side effects Systemic side effects
Mode of action
- Gabapentin is a voltage-gated calcium channel modulator
- It increases brain GABA synthesis
Indications
Dosing
Neurological side effects
Genitourinary side effects
Systemic side effects
References
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