Titlebook: Restless Legs Syndrome/Willis Ekbom Disease; Long-Term Consequenc Mauro Manconi,Diego García-Borreguero Book 2017 Springer Science+Business

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Outcome and Mortality in Renal Failure Related RLSy chronic kidney disease, cardio- and cerebrovascular events represent the first cause of morbidity and mortality. In this population, the presence of RLS symptoms has been linked with an increased risk of cardio- and cerebrovascular events, as well as mortality. Moreover, RLS has been associated wi

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Long-Term Efficacy of Pharmacological Treatmentrly vigilant on their side effects on the long term. The lowest efficacious dose case by case should be employed. The indication to continue the treatment and dose should also be assessed time to time, as the disease can present spontaneous remissions or recovery (although this latter is quite rare)

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Treatment Options When Short-Acting Dopamine Agonists Fail or Cause Augmentation: Switching or Addin these drugs, the majority of patients may eventually fail this treatment or develop augmentation. These patients may need to change their treatment or add other therapy to control their RLS symptoms. This chapter discusses the different reasons for treatment failure and the various options for mana

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Managing Concurrent Medicationsnsider the most appropriate treatment for each of the disorders with its own symptomatology, as well as the possible interactions with other conditions, medications, age and person specific parameters. RLS is a lifetime condition, implying the need to adapt concurrent medications to the current pati

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with RLS.Addresses comorbidities and long-term consequences Due to the fact that Restless Legs Syndrome/Willis-Ekbom Disease is usually a chronic condition, this book aims to provide physicians with the necessary tools for the long-term management of patients with RLS. The first part of the book add

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Epidemiologic Evidence in Cardiovascular Disease only few well-designed prospective studies on this topic available to date, generating inconsistent results. Further large-scale prospective studies, using standardized approach for RLS/PLMS assessment, are warranted.