Product Images Levetiracetam

This text provides a formula for calculating the total daily dose of medication based on the patient's weight and the daily dose in milligrams per kilogram. The medication concentration is given as 100 mg/mL.*

This appears to be a formula for calculating CLer (glomerular filtration rate) in patients. It involves multiplying the result of subtracting the patient's age (in years) from 140 by their weight (in kg) and then dividing by 72 times their serum creatinine (in mg/dL). The formula is adjusted for female patients by multiplying by 0.85. The result is then adjusted for body surface area (BSA) by dividing by the subject's BSA (in square meters, m²) and multiplying by 1.73.*

This appears to be a chart showing the percentage of patients in a study who experienced certain outcomes while taking either a placebo or different dosages of a medication called Levetiracetam. The outcomes are not specified in the given text.*

This document appears to be a graphical presentation of patient data that compares the effectiveness of a placebo drug against Levetiracetam. The chart seems to show the percentage of patients in each category of response to the respective drugs, but there isn't enough text to determine what those categories may be.*

This appears to be a table with two columns showing the percentage of patients in a study who were given either a placebo or a medication called Levetiracetam. The first column shows that 19.6% of the patients in the study were given a placebo (a substance with no therapeutic effect), while the second column shows that 43.1% of the patients in the study were given Levetiracetam. The "N" followed by a number in parentheses is likely showing the number of patients in each group.*

This is a chart displaying the percentage of patients in a study. The study involved a placebo group of 84 people and a levetiracetam group of 79 people. The percentages shown relate to the efficacy or side effects of the treatments. However, there is not enough data available to determine which category each percentage refers to.*

This appears to be the packaging information for a drug called Keppra 500mg Tablet, manufactured by Lupin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The package contains 90 tablets and the expiration date is listed as MM/YY. The National Drug Code (NDC) is 6362941371. It is recommended to keep all drugs out of reach of children and store at room temperature between 20-25°C (68°-77°F).*