Why the study?
Does acetazolamide prevent recurrent attacks in patients with familial periodic ataxia?
Population
2 cases (father and son) with recurrent cerebellar ataxia (familial periodic ataxia)
Design
Case_report
Follow-up
over 6 months
Authors
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May support acetazolamide in familial periodic ataxia; leaves open efficacy confirmation in controlled trials.
Does acetazolamide prevent recurrent attacks in patients with familial periodic ataxia?
Acetazolamide is effective in suppressing clinical incidents of familial periodic ataxia.
Bouchard et al. (1984) studied this question.
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