Post-ECT confusional states associated with elevated serum anticholinergic levels
American Journal of PsychiatryPublished 1 July 1983
Francis M. Mondimore, N F Damlouji, M. F. Folstein, Larry E. Tune
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Patients with high anticholinergic drug levels after ECT were at greater risk for developing post-ECT confusional states than were patients with low levels.
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Of 20 patients receiving ECT, those with high anticholinergic drug levels after ECT were at greater risk for developing post-ECT confusional states than were patients with low levels.
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