Neuroleptic drugs amisulpride

Comparisons of different typical drugs Amisulpride versus typical neuroleptic drugs In an extensive review of 19 randomized studies for the Cochrane Library (n = 2443), most of the trials were... 

Their use in children and adolescents has been extensively reviewed (583-585). Typical neuroleptic drugs have been assessed in three randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies in 122 patients and atypical drugs in five (one clozapine, n = 21 two amisulpride, n = 36 and two tiapride, n = 59). The studies were of short durations, 4—10 weeks. Extrapyramidal signs occurred in 25-73% of those treated with the typical neuroleptic drugs. 

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