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Prevention of Alcohol Withdrawal Seizures: The Roles of Diphenylhydantoin and Chlordiazepoxide

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1973
Two hundred patients with histories of chronic alcoholism and recent bouts of heavy and uncontrolled drinking were treated for alcohol withdrawal symptoms through the use of chlordiazepoxide and thiamine. One hundred of these patients, chosen at random, also received diphenylhydantoin. No withdrawal seizures occurred in either group, nor were any other
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Alcohol withdrawal seizures: Alternatives for treatment and prevention

Nordisk Psykiatrisk Tidsskrift, 1987
Both sedative and nonsedative anticonvulsants can be used for the prevention of alcohol withdrawal seizures. However, only a small group of alcoholics may develop seizures and, therefore, all alcoholics need not to be treated. Those abusing psychotropic drugs form a special risk group which needs protective medication for a couple of weeks after drug ...
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Carbamazepine

Neurology, 1979
Effects of carbamazepine on alcohol withdrawal seizures and symptoms were studied in rats. Carbamazepine was administered during alcohol feeding and continued during alcohol withdrawal. When carbamazepine serum levels were above 3 micrograms per milliliter, alcohol withdrawal seizures were not observed.
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Alcohol Withdrawal Seizures

2006
PROSPER N'GOUEMO, MICHAEL A. ROGAWSKI
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Alcohol Withdrawal and Seizures

Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 1989
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Dilantin vs. Placebo for Alcohol Withdrawal Seizures

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1990
B. K. Allredge   +2 more
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CDT and homocysteine as predictors for alcohol withdrawal seizures

Pharmacopsychiatry, 2009
A Hintzen   +5 more
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