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J B Raffel1, O Malik, R S Nicholas
1Department of Neurology, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London, UK.
Abstract:
Dalfampridine (extended release 4-aminopyridine) is shown in three recent randomised controlled trials to improve walking speed in people with multiple sclerosis; however, the trial literature makes it clear that dalfampridine is effective in only a subset of patients. For the neurologist working in an everyday physician's office, a key question arises: How to distinguish the few who experience a meaningful clinical benefit, from the many who do not? This question has not yet been adequately addressed in the available literature.
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