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Research article

First published 2014-7

Efficacy of Sublingual Lorazepam Versus Intrarectal Diazepam for Prolonged Convulsions in Sub-Saharan Africa

Célestin Kaputu Kalala Malu, Daniel Mukeba Kahamba, Timothy David Walker [...]

Journal of Child Neurology

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Research article

First published 2023

Evaluation of the sedative effect of sublingual lorazepam versus placebo in patients underwent endoscopy: a double-blind,randomized controlled clinical trial

Maryam Hasanzarrini, Samira Nirumandi Jahromi, Amir Mohammad Salehi [...]

Therapeutic Advances in Gastrointestinal Endoscopy

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Letter

First published 1987-5

Sublingual Lorazepam Use

Atul C. Pande

The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry

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Review article

First published 2014-11

The Efficacy of Sublingual Lorazepam for Prolonged Convulsions Beyond Sub-Saharan Africa

Yu-Tze Ng

Journal of Child Neurology

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Review article

First published 2014-11

Reply to Comment on “Efficacy of Sublingual Lorazepam for Prolonged Convulsions Beyond Sub-Saharan Africa”

Célestin Kaputu-Kalala-Malu, Timothy David Walker, Jean-Paul Misson

Journal of Child Neurology

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Brief report

First published 2014-05

Comfort Care Kit: Use of Nonoral and Nonparenteral Rescue Medications at Home for Terminally Ill Patients with Swallowing Difficulty

Richard Yap, R. Akhileswaran, Chong Poh Heng [...]

Journal of Palliative Medicine

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Research article

First published 2009-10

Evaluation of Adult Outpatient Magnetic Resonance Imaging Sedation Practices: Are Patients Being Sedated Optimally?

Janel E. Middelkamp, Bruce B. Forster, Ciaran Keogh [...]

Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal

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Efficacy of Sublingual Lorazepam Versus Intrarectal Diazepam for Prolonged Convulsions in Sub-Saharan Africa

Evaluation of the sedative effect of sublingual lorazepam versus placebo in patients underwent endoscopy: a double-blind,randomized controlled clinical trial

Sublingual Lorazepam Use

The Efficacy of Sublingual Lorazepam for Prolonged Convulsions Beyond Sub-Saharan Africa

Reply to Comment on “Efficacy of Sublingual Lorazepam for Prolonged Convulsions Beyond Sub-Saharan Africa”

Comfort Care Kit: Use of Nonoral and Nonparenteral Rescue Medications at Home for Terminally Ill Patients with Swallowing Difficulty

Evaluation of Adult Outpatient Magnetic Resonance Imaging Sedation Practices: Are Patients Being Sedated Optimally?