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| 24 | The final row explains why short-acting agents lose effect promptly on omission and long-acting agents do not. It also explains why a resumed long-acting agent does not need re-titration after a short gap while a resumed short-acting one may.{{r|drucker2018,lau2015}} | 24 | The final row explains why short-acting agents lose effect promptly on omission and long-acting agents do not. It also explains why a resumed long-acting agent does not need re-titration after a short gap while a resumed short-acting one may.{{r|drucker2018,lau2015}} |
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| + | 26 | Re-escalation after a longer interruption is a tolerability question rather than an efficacy one: gastrointestinal tolerance to these agents is partly adaptive, and adaptation is lost over a sufficiently long gap. | |
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| 26 | == References == | 28 | == References == |
| 27 | {{reflist}} | 29 | {{reflist}} |