Reduction in Parkinson OFF Episodes Through Subcutaneous Apomorphine Infusion Leads to Doubling of Good ON Time

Reduction in Parkinson OFF Episodes Through Subcutaneous Apomorphine Infusion Leads to Doubling of Good ON Time

Publication date: Jul 04, 2025

Coming into the study, participants had an average ON time without troublesome dyskinesia of 9. 3 (2. 62) hours and an ON time with troublesome dyskinesia of 0. 5 (1. 03) hours. From baseline to week 12, the longest duration of uninterrupted good ON time went from 4. 4 hours to 9. 6 hours (n = 65). Long-term safety and efficacy of apomorphine infusion in Parkinsons disease patients with persistent motor fluctuations: results of the open-label phase of the TOLEDO study. Early onset of efficacy during titration in US phase 3 open-label InfusON trial of apomorphine subcutaneous infusion for Parkinsons disease motor fluctuations. Despite the prevalence of dyskinesia, diary data showed that, overall, dyskinesia decreased throughout the 12-week study. Of these, 55. 4% reported much improved, 21. 5% were minimally improved, and 20. 0% rated themselves as very much improved. Kremens D, Hauser RA, Formella AE, Joshi M, Grall M. Improvement in Uninterrupted good ON time and reduction in OFF periods with CSAI treatment.

Concepts Keywords
Denmark Apomorphine
Hauser Daily
June Day
Nct02006121 Dyskinesia
Parkinsonism Good
Hours
Improved
Infusion
Participants
Study
Titration
Trial
Troublesome
Week

Semantics

Type Source Name
drug DRUGBANK Caffeine
disease MESH Parkinson disease
pathway KEGG Parkinson disease
drug DRUGBANK Apomorphine
disease MESH Parkinsonism
disease MESH health status
disease MESH dyskinesia
drug DRUGBANK Amantadine
drug DRUGBANK Levodopa
disease MESH Movement Disorders

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