Switch off EPS

“Incidence of EPS of patients treated with Serdolect
were similar to those treated with placebo.” (ref. 1).



Extrapyramidal symptoms (EPS) are a common symptom of antipsychotic drug treatment and play a role in non-compliance and thus treatment outcomes. Serdolect delivers efficacy with placebo level EPS, resulting in better treatment adherence and overall outcome.

Published: 06/02/2007   Last updated: 18/05/2010
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Landmark study (ref.2).

  • Study duration 8 weeks
  • No dose of Serdolect had any EPS measure above placebo level
  • The lowest dose of haloperidol, 4 mg per day, was associated with a significant incidence of EPS
  • The use of anti-EPS medication observed for Serdolect was at placebo-level

References:

1. Serdolect Product Monograph p87

2. Zimbroff et al. Am J Psychiatry 1997; 154: 782-91