Keywords: mecamylamine, promising, tourette, syndrome, nicotinic, acetylcholine, antagonist
Mecamylamine promising in Tourette syndrome
Article | 13 July 2000
The nicotinic acetylcholine antagonist mecamylamine is a promisingtreatment for children with Tourette syndrome, according to an open-label study reported in ...
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