… effective ACTH dose, with the fewest adverse effects, for the treatment of West syndrome (WS). …
There were no significant differences in initial responses between the low-dose and high-…

… doses are as effective as high doses for short-term treatment, which is generally 2 weeks
followed by dose … ACTH dosage groups and demonstrated no significant differences in the …

… In our study, there were no differences in efficacy among various dosages. This … West
syndrome. This also showed that the severity of adverse effects correlated with the ACTH dosage, …

… our search the MeSH term “West syndrome” vs. “infantile spasm syndrome”, the results were
more … term West syndrome is still more incardinated and most widely used in the literature. …

… A), and 0.010mg/kg/dose in 16 patients who were … dose of ACTH until cessation of spasms
were significantly smaller in regimen A than in regimen B. There was no significant difference …

… We also looked for subgroup analysis of clinical features, for example; developmental delay
prior to onset of spasms, differences in drug dosages, timing and length of treatment and …

… differences in the good initial responses between the conventional and the low dose
groups, … 8 responders, and there were no significant differences between the two groups (follow-up …

… - versus high-dose ACTH regimens, low-dose ACTH regimens, and … or vigabatrin for the
treatment of West syndrome. … were no significant differences between low- and high-dose ACTH …

… Most of the authors gave ZNS to patients with West syndrome by a rapid stepwise increase
of dosage from 3 to 9–13 mg/kg every 3–4 days. However, it would take 2–3 weeks for the …

… different dosing schedules for ACTH therapy [9]. As for alternate regimens, he briefly
mentioned high dose valproate therapy and vigabatrin for West syndrome with tuberous sclerosis. …