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Journal: A Wholistic View of How Bumetanide Attenuates Autism Spectrum Disorders. (Pubmed Central) - Aug 22, 2022 We suggest that a more holistic view of ASD and other disorders is warranted to account for the multiple sites impacted by the original intra-uterine insult. From this perspective, large-spectrum active repositioned drugs that act centrally and peripherally might constitute a useful approach to treating these disorders.
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Journal: Phenobarbital, midazolam, bumetanide, and neonatal seizures: The devil is in the details. (Pubmed Central) - Sep 19, 2021 BUM efficiently attenuates autism symptomatology notably in patients with tuberous sclerosis but does not reduce the recurrent seizures, illustrating the uniqueness of epilepsies. Therefore, the efficacy of AEDs to treat babies with encephalopathic seizures will depend on the history and severity of the seizures prior to their administration, challenging a universal common underlying mechanism.
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[VIRTUAL] The CARS Scale to Assess Pharmacological Therapies in Autism Spectrum Disorder- A Targeted Literature Review () - Apr 12, 2021 - Abstract #ISPOR2021ISPOR_1066; Together, the studies focused on a total of 9 pharmacological interventions, including secretin, risperidone and bumetanide...CONCLUSIONS The CARS was used in a quarter of the few studies that assessed a pharmacological intervention in ASD. Despite this and the recent recognition by the EMA of the CARS merit in assessing effect on ASD core symptoms, our review indicates the need to define a clinically meaningful treatment response and a MCID for the CARS.
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[VIRTUAL] Bumetanide Improves Social Behavior in the BTBR Mouse Model of Autism () - Jul 8, 2020 - Abstract #INSAR2020INSAR_1202; Acute bumetanide administration dose-dependently attenuated the deficit in sociability, an autism-relevant symptom, displayed by BTBR mice. Globally, the present study shows for the first time a postnatal effect of bumetanide in a relevant ASD animal model, supporting its use in clinical trials and suggesting bumetanide as a promising drug to enhance sociability deficits in ASD patients.
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