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Table 4 Concomitant medications

From: Treatment persistence in patients with schizophrenia treated with lurasidone in Italian clinical practice

 

Total (N = 41) n (%)

Number of patients with any concomitant medication

40 (97.56)

WHO ATC 2nd level/preferred term

 Anti-Parkinson drugs

1 (2.44)

 Anticholinergic agents

1 (2.44)

 Antiepileptics

4 (9.76)

 Antiepileptics

1 (2.44)

 Gabapentin

2 (4.88)

 Topiramate

2 (4.88)

 Antihistamines for systemic use

1 (2.44)

 Antihistamines

1 (2.44)

 Psychoanaleptics

19 (46.34)

 Antidepressants

19 (46.34)

 Psycholeptics

37 (90.24)

 Anxiolytics

10 (24.39)

 Aripiprazole

4 (9.76)

 Benzodiazepine derivatives

17 (41.46)

 Brexpiprazole

3 (7.32)

 Cariprazine

1 (2.44)

 Clotiapine

2 (4.88)

 Clozapine

7 (17.07)

 Haloperidol

4 (9.76)

 Olanzapine

7 (17.07)

 Paliperidone

1 (2.44)

 Pipamperone

1 (2.44)

 Psychotropic agents

24 (58.54)

 Quetiapine

9 (21.95)

 Risperidone

6 (14.63)

  1. Concomitant medications were defined as therapies ending or ongoing after the start of study treatment
  2. Percentages were computed on eligible population
  3. ATC Anatomical Therapeutic Class