Migräne: neue Prophylaktika bei Non-Respondern

Die aktuelle Datenlage zu CGRP-Antikörpern, CGRP-Rezeptor-Antikörpern und Gepanten bei Migräne-Patienten, die nicht auf die üblichen Prophylaktika angesprochen haben, fasst ein Review zusammen. Fazit: Die neuen Prophylaktika können Non-Responder hoffen lassen.

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