Leah Aluisio, PhD

Adverse Events Affecting Readiness for Discharge From the Clinical Setting After Esketamine Nasal Spray Administration

Objective: To describe clinical findings in patients considered not ready for discharge from clinical sites 2 hours after administration of esketamine nasal spray (ESK).

Leah Aluisio , PhD;

David Williamson , PhD, MBA;

Ella Daly , MB, BCh, BAO;

Michelle Han , PharmD;

Sheldon Preskorn , MD;

Jagadish Gogate , PhD;

H. Lynn Starr , MD, FAAP;

Andrew Winokur , MD, PhD;

11/22/2019

Withdrawal Symptom Assessment in an Esketamine Safety Study in Patients With Treatment-Resistant Depression in SUSTAIN-2 (NCT02497287)

We assessed potential withdrawal symptoms in patients with treatment-resistant depression (TRD) after long-term, intermittent use of intranasal esketamine (ESK). Patients received ESK 2X/...

Allitia DiBernardo , MD;

Ewa Wajs , MD, PhD;

Andrew Krystal , MD;

Lynn Yieh , PhD;

Ella Daly , MB, BCh, BAO;

Leah Aluisio , PhD;

Wayne Drevets , MD;

Yun Wu , PhD;

Jaskaran Singh , MD;

Peter Zannikos , PhD;

Jagadish Gogate , PhD;

Valerie Curran , PhD;