Low-dose infusion (5–20 mg/h) has been used successfully for the treatment of ITB withdrawal syndrome12 because it decreases in firing rate and burst activity of nigral dopaminergic neurons. Furthermore, the antinociceptive effects of may also confer some protective effect during withdrawal.

The ® Patient Assistance Program provides assistance to patients experiencing financial hardship who have no third-party insurance coverage for their medicines. Patient must be a U.S. Resident. Patient must not have prescription drug coverage (public or private). Patient must meet income eligibility criteria.

For New & Reenrolling Patients: Apply through AAA PatientCONNECT™ 1 844 638 7222. To be eligible, you must meet the income guidelines, which may vary by product and household size. To be eligible, you must meet the income guidelines, which may vary by product and household size.

is commonly used to treat spasticity. By relaxing the muscles, the reduces muscle tone and often improves mobility. Once the surgery is completed, your child's doctor will adjust the dose to do what's best for your child.

pump implant process A trial is where a small dose of intrathecal is injected into the cerebral spinal fluid through a lumbar puncture. This gives a snap shot of what life may be like with the ITB pump.

Who is a candidate for a pump? Children with severe spasticity or dystonia whose symptoms are not helped by oral , or who have side effects from pills when taken at the doses needed to control their symptoms, may be as candidates for a pump.

The Amneal Patient Assistance Program offers eligible individuals the opportunity to apply to receive free medication for up to one year of ® INTRATHECAL ( injection).