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Dexmedetomidine for Alcohol Withdrawal: Looks Can Be Deceiving. [PDF]
CureusRiggan M +4 more
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Successful use of oxazepam in the treatment of delirium tremens.
Prim Care Companion CNS Disord, 2012 Narayanaswamy JC +5 more
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Nurses' usage of validated tools to assess for delirium in general acute care settings: A scoping review. [PDF]
Int J Nurs Stud AdvBoyd A, Kirwan M, Bannon L.
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Southern Medical Journal, 1998
The hyperadrenergic syndrome, delirium tremens, as contrasted with tile milder alcohol withdrawal syndromes, is a medical emergency. The clinical features of delirium tremens were carefully described almost 200 years ago. Since then, many therapies have been suggested as superior to preceding therapeutic approaches.
W E, Erwin, D B, Williams, W A, Speir
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The hyperadrenergic syndrome, delirium tremens, as contrasted with tile milder alcohol withdrawal syndromes, is a medical emergency. The clinical features of delirium tremens were carefully described almost 200 years ago. Since then, many therapies have been suggested as superior to preceding therapeutic approaches.
W E, Erwin, D B, Williams, W A, Speir
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Management of Delirium Tremens
Journal of Intensive Care Medicine, 2005Delirium tremens is recognized as a potentially fatal and debilitating complication of ethanol withdrawal. Research thus far has primarily focused on the prevention of delirium tremens.
Ronald, DeBellis +3 more
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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1967
A study of patients receiving alcohol and patients withdrawn from alcohol showed that increasing levels of alcoholism suppressed dreaming. Withdrawal led consistently to an increase in Stage I-REM sleep, with 100 percent Stage I being found just before development of delirium tremens. A rationale for treatment based on these findings is proposed.
R, Greenberg, C, Pearlman
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A study of patients receiving alcohol and patients withdrawn from alcohol showed that increasing levels of alcoholism suppressed dreaming. Withdrawal led consistently to an increase in Stage I-REM sleep, with 100 percent Stage I being found just before development of delirium tremens. A rationale for treatment based on these findings is proposed.
R, Greenberg, C, Pearlman
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Prevalence of Delirium Tremens
The American Journal on Addictions, 2008Germany is a country with a high per capita consumption of pure alcohol (2004: 10.1 liters).1 The prevalence rate of some 3% for alcohol dependence is similar to figures reported in the United Stat...
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