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Needle-free subcutaneous sumatriptan for triptan users requiring a change in migraine therapy: efficacy and impact on patient-rated functionality, satisfaction, and confidence

John F. RothrockThe University of Alabama School of Medicine Birmingham, AL, USA
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Roger K. CadyHeadache Care Center Springfield, MO, USA
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Sheena K. AuroraSwedish Clinic Seattle, WA USA
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Jan Lewis BrandesNashville Neuroscience Group Nashville, TN, USA
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Judith A. MyersZogenix Inc. Emeryville and San Diego, CA, USA
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Anthony W. FoxZogenix Inc. Emeryville and San Diego, CA, USA
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Stephen J. FarrZogenix Inc. Emeryville and San Diego, CA, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 2185-2191 | Accepted 15 Aug 2011, Published online: 26 Sep 2011

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Stephen Silberstein. (2017) AVP-825: a novel intranasal delivery system for low-dose sumatriptan powder in the treatment of acute migraine. Expert Review of Clinical Pharmacology 10:8, pages 821-832.
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Stephen D Silberstein. (2016) Considerations for management of migraine symptoms in the primary care setting. Postgraduate Medicine 128:5, pages 523-537.
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Roger Cady. (2015) A novel intranasal breath-powered delivery system for sumatriptan: a review of technology and clinical application of the investigational product AVP-825 in the treatment of migraine. Expert Opinion on Drug Delivery 12:9, pages 1565-1577.
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Stephen D Silberstein & Dawn A Marcus. (2013) Sumatriptan: treatment across the full spectrum of migraine. Expert Opinion on Pharmacotherapy 14:12, pages 1659-1667.
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S. D. Silberstein, L. C. Newman, M. J. Marmura, S. J. Nahas & S. J. Farr. (2013) Efficacy endpoints in migraine clinical trials: the importance of assessing freedom from pain. Current Medical Research and Opinion 29:7, pages 861-867.
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Luana Lionetto, Andrea Negro, Barbara Casolla, Maurizio Simmaco & Paolo Martelletti. (2012) Sumatriptan succinate: pharmacokinetics of different formulations in clinical practice. Expert Opinion on Pharmacotherapy 13:16, pages 2369-2380.
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Sarah Vollbracht & Alan M. Rapoport. (2014) New treatments for headache. Neurological Sciences 35:S1, pages 89-97.
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John F. Rothrock, Frederick G. Freitag, Stephen J. Farr & Edward F. SmithIIIIII. (2013) A Review of Needle-Free Sumatriptan Injection for Rapid Control of Migraine. Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain 53, pages 21-33.
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Sarah Vollbracht & Alan M. Rapoport. (2013) The Pipeline in Headache Therapy. CNS Drugs 27:9, pages 717-729.
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James E. Frampton. (2011) Needle-Free Subcutaneous Sumatriptan. CNS Drugs 25:11, pages 983-994.
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