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1. todaysveterinarypractice.com › neurology › treatment-plans-for-routine-andTreatment Plans for Routine and Refractory Canine Epilepsy

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   This article provides an overview of canine epilepsy, including diagnosis, treatment for routine and refractory epilepsy, commonly used anticonvulsant drugs and their recommended starting doses, and a brief introduction to new medications and alternative therapies.

2. www.vettimes.co.uk › app › uploadsCanine epilepsy: when to start and when to change treatment - Vet...

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   The canine epilepsy patient requires a methodical, clinical reasoning approach (Figure1) to guide the clinician to the most likely underlying disease process and, therefore, to develop an appropriate and adequate treatment plan to reduce the brain’s vulnerability to seizure events.

3. www.vettimes.co.uk › 1 › in-fits-and-starts-managing-canine-epilepsy-part-oneIn fits and starts – managing canine epilepsy: part one - Vet...

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   Anti-epileptic treatment should be started in dogs with idiopathic epilepsy that have: • more than one generalised seizure per month; • status epilepticus or severe cluster seizures;

4. bmcvetres.biomedcentral.com › articles › 10International Veterinary Epilepsy Task Force consensus proposal...

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   28 sie 2015 · In this consensus proposal, an overview is given on the aim of AED treatment, when to start long-term treatment in canine epilepsy and which veterinary AEDs are currently in use for dogs.

5. bmcvetres.biomedcentral.com › articles › 10Treatment in canine epilepsy – a systematic review

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   22 paź 2014 · Various antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) are used for the management of canine idiopathic epilepsy (IE). Information on their clinical efficacy remains limited. A systematic review was designed to evaluate existing evidence for the effectiveness of AEDs for presumptive canine IE.

6. www.vettimes.co.uk › 1 › management-of-refractory-canine-epilepsy-part-twoMANAGEMENT OF REFRACTORY CANINE EPILEPSY – PART TWO - Vet Times

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   A PREVIOUS article (VT42.38) described the identification of epilepsy and the role of genetics in the aetiology and management of the condition. This second part describes the numerous antiepileptic drug therapies available for management of idiopathic epilepsy.

7. www.isvma.org › wp-content › uploadsMicrosoft PowerPoint - Canine Epilepsy Consensus Review Podell...

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   Objectives. Epilepsy is a heterogeneous disease Present a working clinical consensus process statement for canine seizure management. Incomplete diagnostic capabilities. When should treatment be started? Which drug should be used first? How should AED monitoring be performed? What are the risks of treatment? What is drug-resistance?